The Advancement of Learning, and New AtlantisOxford University Press, 1929 - 275 sider |
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Side viii
... Advancement of Learning . It is indeed a work which is not merely the expression of a mature mind , but also a kind of summing - up of the Revival of Learning in the sixteenth century . Large as is its scope , the Advancement was itself ...
... Advancement of Learning . It is indeed a work which is not merely the expression of a mature mind , but also a kind of summing - up of the Revival of Learning in the sixteenth century . Large as is its scope , the Advancement was itself ...
Side xvii
... Advancement he showed his preference for the natural philosophy of Democritus over that of Plato and Aristotle ' in particularities of physical causes ' . But it was afterwards that he modernized Atomism , first by substituting for the ...
... Advancement he showed his preference for the natural philosophy of Democritus over that of Plato and Aristotle ' in particularities of physical causes ' . But it was afterwards that he modernized Atomism , first by substituting for the ...
Side 6
... advancement of learn- ing ; and again , what defects and undervalues I find in such particular acts : to the end that though I cannot positively or affirmatively advise your Majesty , or propound unto you framed particulars , yet I may ...
... advancement of learn- ing ; and again , what defects and undervalues I find in such particular acts : to the end that though I cannot positively or affirmatively advise your Majesty , or propound unto you framed particulars , yet I may ...
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