The Advancement of Learning and New AtlantisOxford University Press, 1969 - 298 sider |
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... method seemeth to me so weakly inquired as I shall report it deficient . 2. Method hath been placed and that not amiss , in logic , as a part of judgement . For as the doctrine of syllogisms comprehendeth the rules of judgement upon ...
... method seemeth to me so weakly inquired as I shall report it deficient . 2. Method hath been placed and that not amiss , in logic , as a part of judgement . For as the doctrine of syllogisms comprehendeth the rules of judgement upon ...
Side 163
... method of the mathematics , De methodo in that subject , hath some shadow : but generally sincera , sive I see it neither put in ure nor put in inquisition , ad filios and therefore note it for deficient . scientiarum . 5. Another ...
... method of the mathematics , De methodo in that subject , hath some shadow : but generally sincera , sive I see it neither put in ure nor put in inquisition , ad filios and therefore note it for deficient . scientiarum . 5. Another ...
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... methods , carrying the show of a total , do secure men , as if they were at furthest . 8. Another diversity of method , which is likewise of great weight , is the handling of knowledge by assertions and their proofs , or by questions ...
... methods , carrying the show of a total , do secure men , as if they were at furthest . 8. Another diversity of method , which is likewise of great weight , is the handling of knowledge by assertions and their proofs , or by questions ...
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