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... ment without any restraint ; and as I had certainly full opportunity to remove all defects , it is my fault if I have either introduced any that were not there , or left any that were . It will be understood , therefore , that the ...
... ment without any restraint ; and as I had certainly full opportunity to remove all defects , it is my fault if I have either introduced any that were not there , or left any that were . It will be understood , therefore , that the ...
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... ment of Learning , — retaining also the original English , wherever no further meaning seemed to be expressed in the Latin ; —and that where the form of expression in the translation appears to vary from the Latin more widely than would ...
... ment of Learning , — retaining also the original English , wherever no further meaning seemed to be expressed in the Latin ; —and that where the form of expression in the translation appears to vary from the Latin more widely than would ...
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... ment conceive that these impressions of the body on the mind either question the immortality of the soul , or derogate from its sovereignty over the body , a slight answer may serve for so slight a doubt . Let him take the case of an ...
... ment conceive that these impressions of the body on the mind either question the immortality of the soul , or derogate from its sovereignty over the body , a slight answer may serve for so slight a doubt . Let him take the case of an ...
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... ment , sufficiently satisfy this inquiry . Again , in their inquiry concerning diseases , they find many which they pronounce incurable , some at their very commencement , and others after a certain period . So that the proscriptions of ...
... ment , sufficiently satisfy this inquiry . Again , in their inquiry concerning diseases , they find many which they pronounce incurable , some at their very commencement , and others after a certain period . So that the proscriptions of ...
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... medicines according to the occasion , than to abide by any certain prescriptions , the opinion , though plausible , is fallacious , and allows 99 ment . too little weight to experience , and too 36 TRANSLATION OF THE " DE AUGMENTIS . "
... medicines according to the occasion , than to abide by any certain prescriptions , the opinion , though plausible , is fallacious , and allows 99 ment . too little weight to experience , and too 36 TRANSLATION OF THE " DE AUGMENTIS . "
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