Book, Aphorism

1        1, XCIX  |     their systems and arts, and afterward, when they understood the
2        1, XXVIII|        of common natures, to be afterward limited by true specific
3        1, XXXV  |    hanging in these places, and afterward to have been rather thrown
4        1, XXXV  |       for it to drink; and this afterward passed into a proverb.~Again,
5        1, XXXVI |         how the motion proceeds afterward. But with reference to this
6        1, XL    |         with the space which it afterward occupied when it had become
7        1, XLVI  |      real time and the apparent afterward vanished entirely when I
8        1, XLVI  | extracted first, the astringent afterward. And something of the kind