The Advancement of Learning and New AtlantisOxford University Press, 1956 - 298 sider |
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... matter is better than beauty of words , so contrariwise vain matter is worse than vain words : wherein it seemeth the reprehension of Saint Paul was not only proper for those times , but prophetical for the times following ; and not ...
... matter is better than beauty of words , so contrariwise vain matter is worse than vain words : wherein it seemeth the reprehension of Saint Paul was not only proper for those times , but prophetical for the times following ; and not ...
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... matter : and yet on the other side hath cast all pro digious narrations , which he thought worthy the recording , into one book : excellently discerning that matter of mani fest truth , such whereupon observation and rule was to be ...
... matter : and yet on the other side hath cast all pro digious narrations , which he thought worthy the recording , into one book : excellently discerning that matter of mani fest truth , such whereupon observation and rule was to be ...
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... matter ; and so is less restrained in operation , either to the basis of the matter , or the condition of the efficient ; which kind of knowledge Salomon likewise , though in a more divine sense , elegantly describeth ; ' non ...
... matter ; and so is less restrained in operation , either to the basis of the matter , or the condition of the efficient ; which kind of knowledge Salomon likewise , though in a more divine sense , elegantly describeth ; ' non ...
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