Of the Advancement of LearningJ.M. Dent, 1950 - 244 sider |
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... professions . For it is necessary to the progres- sion of sciences that Readers be of the most able and suffi- cient ... profession . So as , if you will have sciences flourish , you must observe David's military law , which was , That ...
... professions . For it is necessary to the progres- sion of sciences that Readers be of the most able and suffi- cient ... profession . So as , if you will have sciences flourish , you must observe David's military law , which was , That ...
Side 64
... professions . For it is necessary to the progres- sion of sciences that Readers be of the most able and suffi- cient ... profession . So as , if you will have sciences flourish , you must observe David's military law , which was , That ...
... professions . For it is necessary to the progres- sion of sciences that Readers be of the most able and suffi- cient ... profession . So as , if you will have sciences flourish , you must observe David's military law , which was , That ...
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... profession , vocation , and place . The first of these is extant and well laboured , as hath been said . The second likewise I may report rather dispersed than deficient ; which manner of dispersed writing in this kind of argument I ...
... profession , vocation , and place . The first of these is extant and well laboured , as hath been said . The second likewise I may report rather dispersed than deficient ; which manner of dispersed writing in this kind of argument I ...
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