The Works of Francis Bacon: Lord Chancellor of England, Volumen2A. Hart, 1852 |
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... speaking of this work of his lordship of Natural History , there comes to my mind a very memorable relation ... speak properly ) not a Natural History , but a high kind of natural magic : because it was not only a description of ...
... speaking of this work of his lordship of Natural History , there comes to my mind a very memorable relation ... speak properly ) not a Natural History , but a high kind of natural magic : because it was not only a description of ...
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... speak in another place , with air in place of water , and the ice about it . And although it be a greater alteration to turn air into water , than water into ice ; yet there is this hope , that by continuing the air longer time , the ...
... speak in another place , with air in place of water , and the ice about it . And although it be a greater alteration to turn air into water , than water into ice ; yet there is this hope , that by continuing the air longer time , the ...
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... speak more , when we handle the title of sympathy and antipathy , in the proper place . like . And the physicians are content to acknow- ledge , that herbs and drugs have divers parts ; as that opium hath a stupefactive part , and a ...
... speak more , when we handle the title of sympathy and antipathy , in the proper place . like . And the physicians are content to acknow- ledge , that herbs and drugs have divers parts ; as that opium hath a stupefactive part , and a ...
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... speak fully , in the due place ; not that we aim at the making of Paracelsus's pygmies , or any such prodigious follies ; but that we know the effects of heat will be such , as will scarce fall under the conceit of man , if the force of ...
... speak fully , in the due place ; not that we aim at the making of Paracelsus's pygmies , or any such prodigious follies ; but that we know the effects of heat will be such , as will scarce fall under the conceit of man , if the force of ...
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... speak a good loudness against the flame of a tinueth melting some time after the percussion ; candle , it will not make it tremble much ; though but ceaseth straightways , if the bell , or string , be most when those letters are ...
... speak a good loudness against the flame of a tinueth melting some time after the percussion ; candle , it will not make it tremble much ; though but ceaseth straightways , if the bell , or string , be most when those letters are ...
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The Works of Francis Bacon: Lord High Chancellor of England, Volumen2 Francis Bacon Vista completa - 1851 |
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