The Advancement of Learning and New AtlantisOxford University Press, 1969 - 298 sider |
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... sort his papers , it is like in his study or general cabinet he would sort together things of a nature , as treaties , instructions , & c . But in his boxes or particular cabinet he would sort together those that he were like to use ...
... sort his papers , it is like in his study or general cabinet he would sort together things of a nature , as treaties , instructions , & c . But in his boxes or particular cabinet he would sort together those that he were like to use ...
Side 195
... sort touch or concern a man's self ) to soothe and please ; and a disposition contrary to contra dict and cross ' : and deserveth it not much better to be con sidered , “ That there is a disposition , not in conversation or talk , but ...
... sort touch or concern a man's self ) to soothe and please ; and a disposition contrary to contra dict and cross ' : and deserveth it not much better to be con sidered , “ That there is a disposition , not in conversation or talk , but ...
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... sort falling into the error of Nicodemus , demanding to have things made more sensible than it pleaseth God to reveal them , ' Quo- modo possit homo nasci cum sit senex ? ' The other sort into the error of the disciples , which were ...
... sort falling into the error of Nicodemus , demanding to have things made more sensible than it pleaseth God to reveal them , ' Quo- modo possit homo nasci cum sit senex ? ' The other sort into the error of the disciples , which were ...
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