Book,  Chapter

1     II,  VIII|        experience, whether the shadow of a man, though it consists
2     II,  VIII|        more discernible is the shadow) does not, when a man looks
3     II,  VIII| sunshine? And the picture of a shadow is a positive thing. Indeed,
4     II,  IX  |      which is truly variety of shadow or colour, collecting the
5     II,  XIV |        have of the moving of a shadow one hour to-day upon the
6     II,  XIV |    length of the motion of the shadow on a dial between the marks
7     II,  XIV |     same rate it doth now, the shadow on the dial would have passed
8     II,  XVI |       unity, or one: it has no shadow of variety or composition