The Advancement of Learning and New AtlantisOxford University Press, 1956 - 298 sider |
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... particular sciences to become barren , shallow , and erroneous , while they have not been nourished and main tained ... particular , or conjugate and civil . Humanity particular consisteth of the same parts whereof man consisteth ; that ...
... particular sciences to become barren , shallow , and erroneous , while they have not been nourished and main tained ... particular , or conjugate and civil . Humanity particular consisteth of the same parts whereof man consisteth ; that ...
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... particular diseases . And this is the cause why empirics and old women are more happy many times in their cures than learned physicians , because they are more religious in holding their medicines . Therefore here is the deficience ...
... particular diseases . And this is the cause why empirics and old women are more happy many times in their cures than learned physicians , because they are more religious in holding their medicines . Therefore here is the deficience ...
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... particular cases propounded , but gathered by general observation of cases of like nature . For so we see in the book which Q. Cicero writeth to his brother , De petitione consulatus ( being the only book of business that I know written ...
... particular cases propounded , but gathered by general observation of cases of like nature . For so we see in the book which Q. Cicero writeth to his brother , De petitione consulatus ( being the only book of business that I know written ...
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