The Advancement of Learning and New AtlantisOxford University Press, 1956 - 298 sider |
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Side viii
... Discourse , Regiment of Health , Fac tions , and Negotiating - were , as it were , notes for the larger work on all learning which was to follow eight years later . After many years , therefore , of preparation , at length in 1605 ( aet ...
... Discourse , Regiment of Health , Fac tions , and Negotiating - were , as it were , notes for the larger work on all learning which was to follow eight years later . After many years , therefore , of preparation , at length in 1605 ( aet ...
Side 163
... discourses , and illustrating it with examples , and digesting it into a sensible method . But the writing in ... discourse of connexion and order is cut off ; descrip- tions of practice are cut off . So there remaineth nothing to ...
... discourses , and illustrating it with examples , and digesting it into a sensible method . But the writing in ... discourse of connexion and order is cut off ; descrip- tions of practice are cut off . So there remaineth nothing to ...
Side 213
... discourse , if I would have broken them and illustrated them by deduce ments and examples . 8. Neither was this in use only with the Hebrews , but it is generally to be found in the wisdom of the more ancient times ; that as men found ...
... discourse , if I would have broken them and illustrated them by deduce ments and examples . 8. Neither was this in use only with the Hebrews , but it is generally to be found in the wisdom of the more ancient times ; that as men found ...
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