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 1   I,  50     |           50. The same meaning changes with the words which express
 2  II,  72     |   think that, as his curiosity changes into admiration, he will
 3  II,  82     |        affects the wisest, and changes the force of a discourse
 4   V,  294    |     alone, is just itself; all changes with time. Custom creates
 5  VI,  354(47)|  Horace, Odes, III. xxix. 13. "Changes nearly always please the
 6  VI,  375    |       then others. I have seen changes in all nations and men,
 7  VI,  375    |      men, and thus, after many changes of judgement regarding true
 8  VI,  386    |      not to change too; but it changes less abruptly, except rarely,
 9 VII,  505    |     all nature; the entire sea changes because of a rock. Thus,
10  IX,  612    | political revolutions, so many changes in all things; yet this
11  IX,  618    |   strange errors and continual changes which happen among them,