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... inquiry which is made by Anatomy I find much deficience for they inquire of the comparata . parts , and their substances , figures , and col- locations ; but they inquire not of the diversities of the parts , the secrecies of the ...
... inquiry which is made by Anatomy I find much deficience for they inquire of the comparata . parts , and their substances , figures , and col- locations ; but they inquire not of the diversities of the parts , the secrecies of the ...
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... inquiry . For a faculty of wise interrogating is half a knowledge . For as Plato saith , Whosoever seeketh , knoweth ... inquiry concerning Heavy and Light ; with which the chapter concludes . With regard to the importance of these ...
... inquiry . For a faculty of wise interrogating is half a knowledge . For as Plato saith , Whosoever seeketh , knoweth ... inquiry concerning Heavy and Light ; with which the chapter concludes . With regard to the importance of these ...
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... inquiry in every particular knowl- edge , as things of great use ; being mixtures of Logic with the matter of sciences ; for in these it holdeth , Ars inveniendi adolescit cum inventis , [ every act of dis- covery advances the art of ...
... inquiry in every particular knowl- edge , as things of great use ; being mixtures of Logic with the matter of sciences ; for in these it holdeth , Ars inveniendi adolescit cum inventis , [ every act of dis- covery advances the art of ...
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