Book, Paragraph

1 III, 4 |           All, on the ground of the observed fact that anything comes
2 III, 5 |          but nothing of the kind is observed.~(b) Nor can fire or any
3  IV, 6 |           fact that some things are observed to contract and be compressed,
4  IV, 14|      nothing else to be measured is observed; the whole is just a plurality
5   V, 1 |         same distinctions are to be observed: a goal of motion may be
6  VI, 5 | changes-there is a difference to be observed. For in a process of change
7 VII, 5 |         rules of proportion will be observed. Again if a given force
8 VIII, 1|          one another: thus from the observed fact that this occurs in