The Advancement of Learning and New AtlantisOxford University Press, 1956 - 298 sider |
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... natural and revealed theology2 . In dealing with Nature , he embraces all kinds of causes , adds to the concrete sciences of bodies the abstract sciences of their attributes , such as motion , sound , heat , & c . , which have proved so ...
... natural and revealed theology2 . In dealing with Nature , he embraces all kinds of causes , adds to the concrete sciences of bodies the abstract sciences of their attributes , such as motion , sound , heat , & c . , which have proved so ...
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... nature ; the one in appearance , the other in existence ; but I find this difference better made than pur sued . For if they had considered quantity , similitude , diversity , and the rest of those extern characters of things , as ...
... nature ; the one in appearance , the other in existence ; but I find this difference better made than pur sued . For if they had considered quantity , similitude , diversity , and the rest of those extern characters of things , as ...
Side 105
... nature , is not restrained . So of degenerate and revolted spirits , the con versing with them or the employment of them is prohibited , much more any veneration towards them ; but the con templation or science of their nature , their ...
... nature , is not restrained . So of degenerate and revolted spirits , the con versing with them or the employment of them is prohibited , much more any veneration towards them ; but the con templation or science of their nature , their ...
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