Of the Advancement of LearningJ.M. Dent, 1950 - 244 sider |
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... Latin , is only another form and application of Bacon's favourite “ Antiquitas fæculi , juventus mundi . " * In the Latin a specimen of a cipher ( invented by himself when a young man at Paris ) is introduced , to show how the art of ...
... Latin , is only another form and application of Bacon's favourite “ Antiquitas fæculi , juventus mundi . " * In the Latin a specimen of a cipher ( invented by himself when a young man at Paris ) is introduced , to show how the art of ...
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... Latin is : " Qui primas in urbanitate obtinent , et ad hanc rem quasi nati videntur -to which primas " honor well agrees . It might possibly be either show or flower . But honor seems better , save that the phrase honor of urbanity " is ...
... Latin is : " Qui primas in urbanitate obtinent , et ad hanc rem quasi nati videntur -to which primas " honor well agrees . It might possibly be either show or flower . But honor seems better , save that the phrase honor of urbanity " is ...
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Francis Bacon. contracted in course of time . The joculator in low Latin was the merry - andrew , or juggler ( jocus ) . JURISCONSULTS , 69 , -lawyers - professors of law ; being the Latin word simply transferred into the English tongue ...
Francis Bacon. contracted in course of time . The joculator in low Latin was the merry - andrew , or juggler ( jocus ) . JURISCONSULTS , 69 , -lawyers - professors of law ; being the Latin word simply transferred into the English tongue ...
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