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 1     I|      however little, from the point,~ This I can promise, Memmius,
 2     I|      ever an extreme bounding point~ ~ Of that first body which
 3     I|       perceive: That bounding point indeed~ Exists without all
 4     I|    Albeit we see the boundary point of aught~ Is that which
 5    II|      thou not see, when, at a point of time,~ The bars are opened,
 6    II|       they ever are~ By fixed point - on one side plagued by
 7    II|    and runs off.~ This is the point where life for each thing
 8    II|      thing ends;~ This is the point where Nature with her powers~
 9   III|     has gone away,~ Here is a point, in sooth, that seems to
10    IV|      space to speed~ Within a point of time, - first, since
11    IV|      seest thou not in what a point of time~ An image from the
12    IV|       the idol of the angle's point~ By numerous collidings.
13    IV|     to a cone's nigh-viewless point.~ To sailors on the main
14     V|       brought me now unto the point where I~ Must make report
15     V|      To have seized upon this point by sleight to serve~ My
16     V|      gesturings,~ Making them point with finger here and there~
17    VI| mortals and delight of gods,~ Point out the course before me,
18    VI|    back~ Are never cloyed.~ A point remains, besides,~  Which
19    VI|  nostrils, nose's tip~ A very point, eyes sunken, temples hollow,~