The Advancement of Learning, and New AtlantisOxford University Press, 1929 - 275 sider |
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... likewise that I have assigned to summary philosophy the common principles and axioms which are pro- miscuous and indifferent to several sciences : I have assigned unto it likewise the inquiry touching the operation of the relative and ...
... likewise that I have assigned to summary philosophy the common principles and axioms which are pro- miscuous and indifferent to several sciences : I have assigned unto it likewise the inquiry touching the operation of the relative and ...
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... likewise all con- clusions of grafting and inoculating , as well of wild- trees as fruit - trees , which produceth many effects . And we make by art , in the same orchards and gardens , trees and flowers , to come earlier or later than ...
... likewise all con- clusions of grafting and inoculating , as well of wild- trees as fruit - trees , which produceth many effects . And we make by art , in the same orchards and gardens , trees and flowers , to come earlier or later than ...
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... likewise to make divers new plants , differing from the vulgar , and to make one tree or plant turn into another . We have also parks , and enclosures of all sorts , of beasts and birds ; which we use not only for view or rareness , but ...
... likewise to make divers new plants , differing from the vulgar , and to make one tree or plant turn into another . We have also parks , and enclosures of all sorts , of beasts and birds ; which we use not only for view or rareness , but ...
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