The Works of Francis Bacon, Volumen4J. Cundee, 1802 |
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... 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 , certain definitions and names are required , where ...
... 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 , certain definitions and names are required , where ...
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... regard to the motion , exist in bodies inanimate , as they do in animate . bodies ; for example , in wood , or stone , when burnt , froze , pricked , cut , bent , bruised , & c . though there be no sense attending them in these ...
... regard to the motion , exist in bodies inanimate , as they do in animate . bodies ; for example , in wood , or stone , when burnt , froze , pricked , cut , bent , bruised , & c . though there be no sense attending them in these ...
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... regard to its larger parts . Thus Afri- ca , and Peru , with the continent up to the streights of Magellen , have similar isthmuses and similar promontories , which does not happen without some cause . So again , both the old world and ...
... regard to its larger parts . Thus Afri- ca , and Peru , with the continent up to the streights of Magellen , have similar isthmuses and similar promontories , which does not happen without some cause . So again , both the old world and ...
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... regard to works ; and thence to make a collec- tion , or particular history , of the capital disco- veries , masterpieces , and most perfect works in each ; together with the ways of producing the effect , or the manner of every ...
... regard to works ; and thence to make a collec- tion , or particular history , of the capital disco- veries , masterpieces , and most perfect works in each ; together with the ways of producing the effect , or the manner of every ...
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... regard should be had to dis- cover whether no natural operation is concealed in the heap : for example , in fascination ;. * See the Sylva Sylvarum , passim . * See above , Aph . 23 . † Which 39 On the contrary, paper is a tenacious ...
... regard should be had to dis- cover whether no natural operation is concealed in the heap : for example , in fascination ;. * See the Sylva Sylvarum , passim . * See above , Aph . 23 . † Which 39 On the contrary, paper is a tenacious ...
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