The Advancement of Learning and New AtlantisOxford University Press, 1969 - 298 sider |
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... subtile than the vulgar in that manner , because men in those times wanted both variety of examples and subtilty of conceit . And as hiero glyphics were before letters , so parables were before argu ments : and nevertheless now and at ...
... subtile than the vulgar in that manner , because men in those times wanted both variety of examples and subtilty of conceit . And as hiero glyphics were before letters , so parables were before argu ments : and nevertheless now and at ...
Side 146
... subtile for the sense to some effect comprehensible by the sense , and other like assistance . But they ought to have charged the deceit upon the weakness of the intel lectual powers , and upon the manner of collecting and concluding ...
... subtile for the sense to some effect comprehensible by the sense , and other like assistance . But they ought to have charged the deceit upon the weakness of the intel lectual powers , and upon the manner of collecting and concluding ...
Side 218
... subtile motions and labours of the countenance and gesture ; which , as Q. Cicero elegantly saith , is ' Animi janua , the gate of the mind . ' None more close than Tiberius , and yet Tacitus saith of Gallus , ' Etenim vultu offensionem ...
... subtile motions and labours of the countenance and gesture ; which , as Q. Cicero elegantly saith , is ' Animi janua , the gate of the mind . ' None more close than Tiberius , and yet Tacitus saith of Gallus , ' Etenim vultu offensionem ...
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