Of the Advancement of LearningJ.M. Dent, 1950 - 244 sider |
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Side ix
... divine and human , of its dignity . ( Corre- sponds with De Augmentis , Bk . 1. ) Book II . ( On the main subject . ) Commended to kings as nursing fathers . ( De Augm . ii . præf . ) Learning is twofold - Divine and Human . Divine ...
... divine and human , of its dignity . ( Corre- sponds with De Augmentis , Bk . 1. ) Book II . ( On the main subject . ) Commended to kings as nursing fathers . ( De Augm . ii . præf . ) Learning is twofold - Divine and Human . Divine ...
Side xvii
... divine and human , of its dignity . ( Corre- sponds with De Augmentis , Bk . 1. ) Book II . ( On the main subject . ) Commended to kings as nursing fathers . ( De Augm . ii . præf . ) Learning is twofold - Divine and Human . Divine ...
... divine and human , of its dignity . ( Corre- sponds with De Augmentis , Bk . 1. ) Book II . ( On the main subject . ) Commended to kings as nursing fathers . ( De Augm . ii . præf . ) Learning is twofold - Divine and Human . Divine ...
Side 89
... divine truth . So as in this part of knowledge , touching divine philosophy , I am so far from noting any deficience , as I rather note an excess : whereunto I have digressed because of the extreme prejudice which both religion and ...
... divine truth . So as in this part of knowledge , touching divine philosophy , I am so far from noting any deficience , as I rather note an excess : whereunto I have digressed because of the extreme prejudice which both religion and ...
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