The Works of Francis Bacon, Volumen9Hurd and Houghton, 1872 |
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... whereas man in his places of habitation , exer- cises , passions , sleep and watching , undergoes infinite variations ; so that it is true that the body of man , of all other things , is of the most fermented and com- pounded mass . The ...
... whereas man in his places of habitation , exer- cises , passions , sleep and watching , undergoes infinite variations ; so that it is true that the body of man , of all other things , is of the most fermented and com- pounded mass . The ...
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... whereas if they would come down and draw near to particulars and take a closer and more accurate view of things themselves , they would gain a more true and profitable knowledge of them . Wherefore the remedy of this evil is not merely ...
... whereas if they would come down and draw near to particulars and take a closer and more accurate view of things themselves , they would gain a more true and profitable knowledge of them . Wherefore the remedy of this evil is not merely ...
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... whereas both fasting , when made customary , and a generous diet , to which one is used , are better pre- servatives of health than those mediocrities , which only make nature slothful and unable to bear either excess or want when it is ...
... whereas both fasting , when made customary , and a generous diet , to which one is used , are better pre- servatives of health than those mediocrities , which only make nature slothful and unable to bear either excess or want when it is ...
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... whereas the latter ( being comparative and casual ) requires the view and attentive study of many . The first likewise is a subject on which learned men may display their knowledge in lectures and before audiences ; but the last is only ...
... whereas the latter ( being comparative and casual ) requires the view and attentive study of many . The first likewise is a subject on which learned men may display their knowledge in lectures and before audiences ; but the last is only ...
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... whereas it is of the first importance to observe of what sort and how manifold the different kinds of humours are ( not relying too much on the common divisions of them ) which are sometimes found in the human body ; and in what ...
... whereas it is of the first importance to observe of what sort and how manifold the different kinds of humours are ( not relying too much on the common divisions of them ) which are sometimes found in the human body ; and in what ...
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