Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XIII   |    and is applied in vain to intermediate axioms, being no match for
 2        1, LXV    |      in most cases of causes intermediate, and the like. Upon this
 3        1, LXVI   |  result entirely from things intermediate. Hence it is that men cease
 4        1, LXIX   |  first established, and then intermediate axioms are tried and proved
 5        1, LXXVIII|     be mentioned, who in the intermediate times rather crushed the
 6        1, XCIX   | abstract, but of which those intermediate axioms are really limitations.~
 7        1, XCIX   |     hold it enough if in the intermediate business I bear myself soberly
 8        1, XCIX   |   they proceeded by means of intermediate propositions to educe and
 9        1, XCIX   |     duly arrived through the intermediate steps at the highest generalities,
10        1, XXXVII |  motion dispose or alter the intermediate bodies, so that by a succession
11        1, XXXVII |  meanwhile subsisting in the intermediate body; or whether there is
12        1, XXXVII |      it is probable that the intermediate bodies are disposed and
13        1, XXXVII |   has nothing to do with the intermediate body, it follows that there
14        1, XXXVII |      the limiting nor in the intermediate bodies. And therefore magnetic
15        1, XL     |      of the interposition of intermediate bodies; or because it is
16        1, XLVIII |       but to be of a sort of intermediate and imperfect congregation,