The Works of Francis Bacon, Volumen13Houghton, Mifflin, 1860 |
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... meant to bear may be plausibly put upon it . Neither have I forgotten that there has been old abuse of the thing in practice ; that many , wishing only to gain the sanction and rev- erence of antiquity for doctrines and inventions of ...
... meant to bear may be plausibly put upon it . Neither have I forgotten that there has been old abuse of the thing in practice ; that many , wishing only to gain the sanction and rev- erence of antiquity for doctrines and inventions of ...
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... meant of those murmurs of parties and seditious rumours which always circulate for a time after the suppression of a rebellion ? Or again who can hear that the Giant Typhon cut off and carried away Ju- piter's sinews , and that Mercury ...
... meant of those murmurs of parties and seditious rumours which always circulate for a time after the suppression of a rebellion ? Or again who can hear that the Giant Typhon cut off and carried away Ju- piter's sinews , and that Mercury ...
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... meant to leave no room for repentance ; and finds a place in a great many fables . In that case they invoked in witness , not any majesty of heaven or any divine at- tribute , but Styx ; a river in the infernal regions which with many ...
... meant to leave no room for repentance ; and finds a place in a great many fables . In that case they invoked in witness , not any majesty of heaven or any divine at- tribute , but Styx ; a river in the infernal regions which with many ...
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... meant by the looking at it with eyes averted . The conclusion of the war is followed by two effects : first the birth and springing up of Pegasus , which obvi- ously enough denotes fame , flying abroad and celebrat- ing the victory ...
... meant by the looking at it with eyes averted . The conclusion of the war is followed by two effects : first the birth and springing up of Pegasus , which obvi- ously enough denotes fame , flying abroad and celebrat- ing the victory ...
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... the fable appears to be this : by Earth is meant the nature of the common people ; al- ways swelling with malice towards their rulers , and hatching revolutions . This upon occasion given brings forth rebels DE SAPIENTIA VETERUM . 107.
... the fable appears to be this : by Earth is meant the nature of the common people ; al- ways swelling with malice towards their rulers , and hatching revolutions . This upon occasion given brings forth rebels DE SAPIENTIA VETERUM . 107.
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