Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre         |  the mental operation which follows the act of sense I for the
 2        1, XCIV   |  spent on unfit objects, it follows that the difficulty has
 3        1, XCIX   | form, the nature infallibly follows. Therefore it is always
 4        1, XIII   |    universe, it necessarily follows that no nature can be taken
 5        1, XX     |   would not be the form. It follows therefore that there can
 6        1, XX     |   this our First Vintage it follows that the form or true definition
 7        1, XX     |   man) is, in few words, as follows: Heat is a motion, expansive,
 8        1, XXVII  |    in the latter. Whence it follows that there might be as many
 9        1, XXXVI  |    if we take the first, it follows that when there is a flood
10        1, XXXVI  |   of these be the cause, it follows that the nearer heavy bodies
11        1, XXXVII |   the intermediate body, it follows that there is a natural
12        1, XXXVIII| true notions and axioms, it follows of necessity that the more
13        1, XLVIII |    be no difference in what follows. For the first kindling
14        1, LII    |    to speak of them in what follows. But now I must proceed