The Works of Francis Bacon: Philosophical worksBrown and Taggard, 1863 |
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... better ambition than that hath moved men to seek the amplification of the power of their own coun- tries amongst other nations , better again and more worthy must that aspiring be which seeketh the am- plification of the power and ...
... better ambition than that hath moved men to seek the amplification of the power of their own coun- tries amongst other nations , better again and more worthy must that aspiring be which seeketh the am- plification of the power and ...
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... better earnest than he that put matter , form , and shift ; or he that put the mind , motion , and matter . For no man shall enter into inquisition of nature , but shall pass by that opinion of Democritus , whereas he shall never come ...
... better earnest than he that put matter , form , and shift ; or he that put the mind , motion , and matter . For no man shall enter into inquisition of nature , but shall pass by that opinion of Democritus , whereas he shall never come ...
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... better footsteps of common reason , help of disputation , and ad- vantages of cavillation , than many of these which they have propounded . So again a man should be thought to dally , if he did note how the figures of rhetoric and music ...
... better footsteps of common reason , help of disputation , and ad- vantages of cavillation , than many of these which they have propounded . So again a man should be thought to dally , if he did note how the figures of rhetoric and music ...
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... better than I. In taxing his ignorance in his art he rep- resented to him the perpetual greatness of his fortune , leaving him no vacant time for so mean a skill . Now in music it is one of the ordinariest flowers to fall from a discord ...
... better than I. In taxing his ignorance in his art he rep- resented to him the perpetual greatness of his fortune , leaving him no vacant time for so mean a skill . Now in music it is one of the ordinariest flowers to fall from a discord ...
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... better are the endless dis- torted questions , which ever have been , and of neces- sity must be , the end and womb of such knowledge . But yet nevertheless here I may be mistaken , by reason of some which have much in their pen the ...
... better are the endless dis- torted questions , which ever have been , and of neces- sity must be , the end and womb of such knowledge . But yet nevertheless here I may be mistaken , by reason of some which have much in their pen the ...
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