The Advancement of Learning, and New AtlantisOxford University Press, 1929 - 275 sider |
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... difference , perspicuously expressed , is most familiar and sensible . For as we divided natural philosophy in general into the inquiry of causes , and productions of effects : so that part which concernet che inquiry of causes we do ...
... difference , perspicuously expressed , is most familiar and sensible . For as we divided natural philosophy in general into the inquiry of causes , and productions of effects : so that part which concernet che inquiry of causes we do ...
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Francis Bacon. difference of tradition which is proper for youth ; where- unto appertain divers considerations of great fruit . As first , the timing and seasoning of knowledges ; as with what to initiate them , and from what for a time ...
Francis Bacon. difference of tradition which is proper for youth ; where- unto appertain divers considerations of great fruit . As first , the timing and seasoning of knowledges ; as with what to initiate them , and from what for a time ...
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... differences of things , but according to utility and fortune , as the verse de- scribes it , Prosperum et felix scelus ... difference , but in fortune , be- tween a very fury of lust and blood , and the most ex- cellent spirit ( his ...
... differences of things , but according to utility and fortune , as the verse de- scribes it , Prosperum et felix scelus ... difference , but in fortune , be- tween a very fury of lust and blood , and the most ex- cellent spirit ( his ...
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