The Advancement of Learning and New AtlantisOxford University Press, 1956 - 298 sider |
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... former is confined within the circle of an age or a nation ; and is like fruitful showers , which though they be profitable and good , yet serve but for that season , and for a latitude of ground where they fall ; but the other is ...
... former is confined within the circle of an age or a nation ; and is like fruitful showers , which though they be profitable and good , yet serve but for that season , and for a latitude of ground where they fall ; but the other is ...
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... former , in the conception and apprehension of the mysteries of God to us revealed ; the other , in the inferring and deriv ing of doctrine and direction thereupon . The former ex tendeth to the mysteries themselves ; but how ? by way ...
... former , in the conception and apprehension of the mysteries of God to us revealed ; the other , in the inferring and deriv ing of doctrine and direction thereupon . The former ex tendeth to the mysteries themselves ; but how ? by way ...
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... former labours and collections , we have three that take care out of them to direct new ex periments , of a higher light , more penetrating into Nature than the former . These we call Lamps . " We have three others that do execute the ...
... former labours and collections , we have three that take care out of them to direct new ex periments , of a higher light , more penetrating into Nature than the former . These we call Lamps . " We have three others that do execute the ...
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