The Advancement of Learning and New AtlantisOxford University Press, 1956 - 298 sider |
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... observations grow ; whereof we make a few posies to hold in our hands , but no man bringeth them to the confectionary , that receipts mought be made of them for use of life . 5. Of much like kind are those impressions of nature , which ...
... observations grow ; whereof we make a few posies to hold in our hands , but no man bringeth them to the confectionary , that receipts mought be made of them for use of life . 5. Of much like kind are those impressions of nature , which ...
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... observations , and the like : and this not only of persons , but of actions ; what are on foot from time to time ... observations ( which are as the major propositions ) can suffice to ground a conclusion , if there be error and ...
... observations , and the like : and this not only of persons , but of actions ; what are on foot from time to time ... observations ( which are as the major propositions ) can suffice to ground a conclusion , if there be error and ...
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... observations , axioms , and aphor isms . These we call Interpreters of Nature . ' We have also , as you must think , novices and apprentices , that the succession of the former employed men do not fail ; besides a great number of ...
... observations , axioms , and aphor isms . These we call Interpreters of Nature . ' We have also , as you must think , novices and apprentices , that the succession of the former employed men do not fail ; besides a great number of ...
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