The Works of Francis Bacon, Volumen4J. Cundee, 1802 |
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... philosophical enquiries we generally meet with are but light skirmishes , instead of close grapplings with nature ; or , without a meta- phor , they have no strong and direct tendency to the disco- very of forms , but appear vague ...
... philosophical enquiries we generally meet with are but light skirmishes , instead of close grapplings with nature ; or , without a meta- phor , they have no strong and direct tendency to the disco- very of forms , but appear vague ...
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... Philosophy . + Let it be remembered that , with regard to the names of the several kinds of instances hereafter mentioned , the Au- thor had a right to impose them , as the subject was entirely new and untouched . And , doubtless ...
... Philosophy . + Let it be remembered that , with regard to the names of the several kinds of instances hereafter mentioned , the Au- thor had a right to impose them , as the subject was entirely new and untouched . And , doubtless ...
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... or agent , in effecting the greatest works ; suçlu as lengthening life , ruling the weather , and the like ; which to vulgar philosophers appear impossibilities . and transfer them to more noble uses than were known 34.
... or agent , in effecting the greatest works ; suçlu as lengthening life , ruling the weather , and the like ; which to vulgar philosophers appear impossibilities . and transfer them to more noble uses than were known 34.
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... philosopher im- mediately after , corrupts and spoils his own just position , for rashly presuming to judge of na ture , as his manner is , he very magisterially assigns the cause of generation to the approach of the sun , and the cause ...
... philosopher im- mediately after , corrupts and spoils his own just position , for rashly presuming to judge of na ture , as his manner is , he very magisterially assigns the cause of generation to the approach of the sun , and the cause ...
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... philosophy , that natural bo- dies either revolve , move in a straight line , or continue at rest ; because motion is either with- out end , proceeding to an end , or stationary in the end . Now constant rotation seems pro- per to the ...
... philosophy , that natural bo- dies either revolve , move in a straight line , or continue at rest ; because motion is either with- out end , proceeding to an end , or stationary in the end . Now constant rotation seems pro- per to the ...
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