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So much of our life , as we have discovered , is already dead ; and all those hours which we share , even from the breust of our mother , until we return to our grandmother the earth , are part of our dying days ; whereof even ...
So much of our life , as we have discovered , is already dead ; and all those hours which we share , even from the breust of our mother , until we return to our grandmother the earth , are part of our dying days ; whereof even ...
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... that nothing was left of it but the tongue and the paunch . 154. Philo Judæus saith , that the sense is like the sun ; for the sun seals up the globe of heaven , and a . opens the globe of earth : so the sense 45.
... that nothing was left of it but the tongue and the paunch . 154. Philo Judæus saith , that the sense is like the sun ; for the sun seals up the globe of heaven , and a . opens the globe of earth : so the sense 45.
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opens the globe of earth : so the sense doth obscure heavenly things , and reveals earthly things . 155. Alexander , after the battle of Granicum , had very great offers made him by Darius : consulting with his captains concerning them ...
opens the globe of earth : so the sense doth obscure heavenly things , and reveals earthly things . 155. Alexander , after the battle of Granicum , had very great offers made him by Darius : consulting with his captains concerning them ...
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The direct beams heat the upper region , the reflected beams from the earth and seas , heat the lower region . That which is in the midst , being farthest distant in place from these two regions of heat ...
The direct beams heat the upper region , the reflected beams from the earth and seas , heat the lower region . That which is in the midst , being farthest distant in place from these two regions of heat ...
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We also most humbly besought him to accept of us as his true servants , by as just a right as ever men on earth were bounden , laying and presenting , both our persons , and all we had at his feet .
We also most humbly besought him to accept of us as his true servants , by as just a right as ever men on earth were bounden , laying and presenting , both our persons , and all we had at his feet .
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amongst answered appear asked Bacon believes better body brought cause cold colour coming continued countries death desire divers divine doth earth effect evil excellent father fellows former forms fortune gave give gold greater hand hath heat hold honour hundred pounds Italy keep kind king knowledge land less light likewise live look lord maketh man's manner matter means memory mind nature never offered opinion pass person philosophy pounds present queen reason rest rich saith seen servant shew ship sick side sir Thomas Crewe sometimes speak speech stay stood taken tell thee things thou thought told true turn unto virtue whereas whereof Whereupon wise wont young
Información bibliográfica
| Título | The Works of Francis Bacon ... Volumen2 de The Works of Francis Bacon, Francis Bacon |
| Autor | Francis Bacon |
| Editor | J. Cundee, 1802 |
| Procedencia del original | Biblioteca Británica |
| Digitalizado | 28 Ene. 2019 |
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