The Works of Francis Bacon ...: Popular Ed., Based Upon the Complete Ed. of Spedding, Ellis, and Heath ...H.O. Houghton and Company, 1878 |
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... heat , of cold , and all other natures and qualities which like an alphabet are not many , and of which the essences upheld by matter of all creatures do consist , to inquire , I say , the true forms of these , is that part of ...
... heat , of cold , and all other natures and qualities which like an alphabet are not many , and of which the essences upheld by matter of all creatures do consist , to inquire , I say , the true forms of these , is that part of ...
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... heat is a kind of local motion of the particles of which bodies are composed , and that of whiteness a mode of arrangement among those particles . This peculiar motion or arrangement cor- responds to and engenders heat or whiteness ...
... heat is a kind of local motion of the particles of which bodies are composed , and that of whiteness a mode of arrangement among those particles . This peculiar motion or arrangement cor- responds to and engenders heat or whiteness ...
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... heat is a specific limitation ; for wherever heat is present there also is motion , but not vice versâ . Still the difficulty recurs , that there is nothing in the practical operation of Bacon's method which can serve to determine ...
... heat is a specific limitation ; for wherever heat is present there also is motion , but not vice versâ . Still the difficulty recurs , that there is nothing in the practical operation of Bacon's method which can serve to determine ...
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... heat , or froth in the case of whiteness ) be resolved into the natures by the aggregation of which our idea of it is constituted ; one of these na- tures is necessarily the form nature , since this is always to be present when the ...
... heat , or froth in the case of whiteness ) be resolved into the natures by the aggregation of which our idea of it is constituted ; one of these na- tures is necessarily the form nature , since this is always to be present when the ...
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... heat , it is well to remark a circumstance which tends to conceal its real nature . After the three tables of Comparentia , Bacon proceeds to the Exclusiva , and concludes by saying that the process of exclusion can- not at the outset ...
... heat , it is well to remark a circumstance which tends to conceal its real nature . After the three tables of Comparentia , Bacon proceeds to the Exclusiva , and concludes by saying that the process of exclusion can- not at the outset ...
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