The Works of Francis Bacon: Baron of Verulam, Viscount St. Albans, and Lord High Chancellor of England, Volumen2Baynes and son, 1824 |
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... things ; for that sour things induce a contrac- tion in the nerves placed in the mouth of the stomach , which is a great cause of appetite . As for the cause why onions , and salt , and pepper , in baked meats , move appetite , it is by ...
... things ; for that sour things induce a contrac- tion in the nerves placed in the mouth of the stomach , which is a great cause of appetite . As for the cause why onions , and salt , and pepper , in baked meats , move appetite , it is by ...
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... things , which are most obvious to men's observations . The constantest notion of con- coction is , that it should signify the degrees of altera- tion , of one body into another , from crudity to per- fect concoction ; which is the ...
... things , which are most obvious to men's observations . The constantest notion of con- coction is , that it should signify the degrees of altera- tion , of one body into another , from crudity to per- fect concoction ; which is the ...
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... things double . The cause is , for that seeing two things , and seeing one thing twice , worketh the same effect and therefore a little pellet held between two fingers laid across , seemeth double . 870. PORE - BLIND men see best in the ...
... things double . The cause is , for that seeing two things , and seeing one thing twice , worketh the same effect and therefore a little pellet held between two fingers laid across , seemeth double . 870. PORE - BLIND men see best in the ...
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... things which work by the universal configuration and sympathy of the world ; not by forms , or celestial influxes , as is vainly taught and received , but by the primitive na- ture of matter , and the seeds of things . Of this kind is ...
... things which work by the universal configuration and sympathy of the world ; not by forms , or celestial influxes , as is vainly taught and received , but by the primitive na- ture of matter , and the seeds of things . Of this kind is ...
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... things , or the parts of things that have been once contiguous or entire , there should remain a transmission of virtue from the one to the other : as between the weapon and the wound . Whereupon is blazed abroad the operation of ...
... things , or the parts of things that have been once contiguous or entire , there should remain a transmission of virtue from the one to the other : as between the weapon and the wound . Whereupon is blazed abroad the operation of ...
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