The Advancement of Learning and New AtlantisOxford University Press, 1956 - 298 sider |
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... rest of the work to elaborate the second part on the Interpretatio Naturae , or scientific method of induction , under the title by which the work is now best known - Novum Organum . Bacon did not rest content with referring to The ...
... rest of the work to elaborate the second part on the Interpretatio Naturae , or scientific method of induction , under the title by which the work is now best known - Novum Organum . Bacon did not rest content with referring to The ...
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Francis Bacon. fame , laws , and the rest , which we recited in the beginning in the doctrine of morality . 14. But there is a kind of culture of the mind that seemeth yet more accurate and elaborate than the rest , and is built upon ...
Francis Bacon. fame , laws , and the rest , which we recited in the beginning in the doctrine of morality . 14. But there is a kind of culture of the mind that seemeth yet more accurate and elaborate than the rest , and is built upon ...
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... rest , might receive four of the principal men of our company ; and lodge them alone by themselves ; and the other fifteen chambers were to lodge us , two and two to gether . The chambers were handsome and cheerful cham bers , and ...
... rest , might receive four of the principal men of our company ; and lodge them alone by themselves ; and the other fifteen chambers were to lodge us , two and two to gether . The chambers were handsome and cheerful cham bers , and ...
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