Of the Advancement of LearningJ.M. Dent, 1950 - 244 sider |
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Side 120
... Sense sendeth over to Imagination before Reason have judged : and Reason sendeth over to Imagination before the decree can be acted : for Imagination ever precedeth Voluntary Motion . Saving that this Janus of Imagination hath differing ...
... Sense sendeth over to Imagination before Reason have judged : and Reason sendeth over to Imagination before the decree can be acted : for Imagination ever precedeth Voluntary Motion . Saving that this Janus of Imagination hath differing ...
Side 229
... sense as in the compound apply the bending or turning the mind to any matter . In this passage Bacon uses the word as almost - purpose : can bring occasion to their ply , " - i.e . can bend circumstances to their service , " etc ...
... sense as in the compound apply the bending or turning the mind to any matter . In this passage Bacon uses the word as almost - purpose : can bring occasion to their ply , " - i.e . can bend circumstances to their service , " etc ...
Side 231
... sense of fewpla investigation , chiefly of things abstract . THWART , 14 , perverse , twisted . The verb to thwart ... sense worthless is later . Richardson notices the similarity of sense and sound with trifle ; but the words are not ...
... sense of fewpla investigation , chiefly of things abstract . THWART , 14 , perverse , twisted . The verb to thwart ... sense worthless is later . Richardson notices the similarity of sense and sound with trifle ; but the words are not ...
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