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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... wit , and is good for the falling sickness : the ape also is a witty beast , and hath a dry brain ; which may be some cause of attenuation of vapours in the head . Yet it is said to move dreams also . It be the heart of a man would do ...
... wit , and is good for the falling sickness : the ape also is a witty beast , and hath a dry brain ; which may be some cause of attenuation of vapours in the head . Yet it is said to move dreams also . It be the heart of a man would do ...
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... wit , it can work nothing . I do not doubt but that common notions which we call reason , and the knitting of them toge- ther , which we call logic , are the art of reason and studies . But they rather cast obscurity , than gain light ...
... wit , it can work nothing . I do not doubt but that common notions which we call reason , and the knitting of them toge- ther , which we call logic , are the art of reason and studies . But they rather cast obscurity , than gain light ...
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... wits , far above mine own , and so are many in the universities of Europe at this day . But alas , they learn nothing there but to believe : first , to believe that others know that which they know not ; and after themselves know that ...
... wits , far above mine own , and so are many in the universities of Europe at this day . But alas , they learn nothing there but to believe : first , to believe that others know that which they know not ; and after themselves know that ...
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... wit , and a searching and ravelling too far into God's secrets ; an opinion that ariseth either of envy , which is proud weakness , and to be censured and not confuted , or else of a deceitful sim- plicity . For if they mean that the ...
... wit , and a searching and ravelling too far into God's secrets ; an opinion that ariseth either of envy , which is proud weakness , and to be censured and not confuted , or else of a deceitful sim- plicity . For if they mean that the ...
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... wits and means , alluding also to his own person , being truly one of those clearest burning lamps , whereof himself speaketh in another place , when he saith , The spirit of man is as the lamp of God , wherewith he searcheth all ...
... wits and means , alluding also to his own person , being truly one of those clearest burning lamps , whereof himself speaketh in another place , when he saith , The spirit of man is as the lamp of God , wherewith he searcheth all ...
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