Of the Advancement of LearningJ.M. Dent, 1950 - 244 sider |
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Side 140
... Method seemeth to me so weakly inquired as I shall report it deficient . Method hath been placed , and that not amiss , in Logic , as a part of Judgment ; 2 for as the doctrine of Syllogisms comprehendeth the rules of Judgment upon that ...
... Method seemeth to me so weakly inquired as I shall report it deficient . Method hath been placed , and that not amiss , in Logic , as a part of Judgment ; 2 for as the doctrine of Syllogisms comprehendeth the rules of Judgment upon that ...
Side 141
... method of the mathematics , in that subject , hath some shadow : but generally I see it neither put in use1 nor put in inquisition : and therefore note it for deficient . Another diversity of Method there is , which hath some affinity ...
... method of the mathematics , in that subject , hath some shadow : but generally I see it neither put in use1 nor put in inquisition : and therefore note it for deficient . Another diversity of Method there is , which hath some affinity ...
Side 142
... Method , whereof the consequence is great , is the delivery of knowledge in Aphorisms , or in Methods ; wherein we ... Method . But the writing in aphorisms hath many excellent virtues , whereto the writing in Method doth not approach ...
... Method , whereof the consequence is great , is the delivery of knowledge in Aphorisms , or in Methods ; wherein we ... Method . But the writing in aphorisms hath many excellent virtues , whereto the writing in Method doth not approach ...
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