The Advancement of Learning and New AtlantisOxford University Press, 1956 - 298 sider |
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Side 93
... respect of the regions themselves ; of history civil , in respect of the habitations , regiments , and manners of the people ; and the mathematics , in respect of the climates and configurations towards the heavens : which part of ...
... respect of the regions themselves ; of history civil , in respect of the habitations , regiments , and manners of the people ; and the mathematics , in respect of the climates and configurations towards the heavens : which part of ...
Side 118
... respect of the hammer , of volatile and fixed in respect of the fire , and the rest , may superinduce upon some metal the nature and form of gold by such mechanique as longeth to the production of the natures afore rehearsed , than that ...
... respect of the hammer , of volatile and fixed in respect of the fire , and the rest , may superinduce upon some metal the nature and form of gold by such mechanique as longeth to the production of the natures afore rehearsed , than that ...
Side 123
... respect the body , and of knowledges that respect the mind . But before we distribute so far , it is good to constitute . For I do take the consideration in general , and at large , of human nature to The Second Book 123.
... respect the body , and of knowledges that respect the mind . But before we distribute so far , it is good to constitute . For I do take the consideration in general , and at large , of human nature to The Second Book 123.
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