The Advancement of Learning and New AtlantisOxford University Press, 1969 - 298 sider |
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... felicity . By virtue of which grant or donative of God Salomon became enabled not only to write those excellent parables or aphorisms concerning divine and moral philosophy ; but also to compile a natural history of all verdure , from ...
... felicity . By virtue of which grant or donative of God Salomon became enabled not only to write those excellent parables or aphorisms concerning divine and moral philosophy ; but also to compile a natural history of all verdure , from ...
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... felicity . Wherefore the main and primitive division of moral knowledge seemeth to be into the exemplar or plat form of good , and the regiment or culture of the mind : the one describing the nature of good , the other prescribing rules ...
... felicity . Wherefore the main and primitive division of moral knowledge seemeth to be into the exemplar or plat form of good , and the regiment or culture of the mind : the one describing the nature of good , the other prescribing rules ...
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... felicity in an equal and constant peace of mind , and the sophist in much desiring and much enjoying , they fell from argument to ill words : the sophist saying that Socrates ' felicity was the felicity of a block or stone ; and ...
... felicity in an equal and constant peace of mind , and the sophist in much desiring and much enjoying , they fell from argument to ill words : the sophist saying that Socrates ' felicity was the felicity of a block or stone ; and ...
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