Book, Aphorism

1        1, XLVIII|   received of infinity in time past and in time to come can
2        1, LXXV  |     fact laws of pure act) are past finding out and beyond the
3        1, LXXXIX|        a lie. Others fear from past example that movements and
4        1, XCIV  |       drawn from the errors of past time, and of the ways hitherto
5        1, XCIV  |      thing in reference to the past, ought to be regarded as
6        1, XCIV  |       there have been in times past from this cause, so many
7        1, XCIX  | rectification of the errors of past time. We must now see what
8        1, XLVI  |     musket. For the ball flies past in less time than the image
9        1, XLVIII|        upon this (if it be not past question), namely, whether