The Advancement of Learning and New AtlantisOxford University Press, 1969 - 298 sider |
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Side vi
... Faculties ( pp . 149–205 ) . ( 4 ) Rational faculties : Logic ( pp . 141-76 ) . i . Invention ( p . 142 ) . ( i ) — of arts and sciences ( p vi Preface.
... Faculties ( pp . 149–205 ) . ( 4 ) Rational faculties : Logic ( pp . 141-76 ) . i . Invention ( p . 142 ) . ( i ) — of arts and sciences ( p vi Preface.
Side xi
... faculties , and all its faculties both logical and moral ; and lastly , man's future state as a whole , and not as a mere immortality of soul , nor as a mere resur rection of body , since ' not only the understanding but the affections ...
... faculties , and all its faculties both logical and moral ; and lastly , man's future state as a whole , and not as a mere immortality of soul , nor as a mere resur rection of body , since ' not only the understanding but the affections ...
Side 174
... faculties for cure and help , so faculties or powers have a sympathy towards sciences for excellency or speedy profiting : and therefore it is an inquiry of great wisdom , what kinds of wits and natures are most apt and proper for what ...
... faculties for cure and help , so faculties or powers have a sympathy towards sciences for excellency or speedy profiting : and therefore it is an inquiry of great wisdom , what kinds of wits and natures are most apt and proper for what ...
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