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... invention of other ex- periments , and those which give most light to the invention of causes ; for the invention of the mariner's needle , which giveth the direction , is of no less benefit for navigation than the invention of the ...
... invention of other ex- periments , and those which give most light to the invention of causes ; for the invention of the mariner's needle , which giveth the direction , is of no less benefit for navigation than the invention of the ...
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... invention , concerning the invention of sciences , I purpose ( if God give me leave ) hereafter to propound ; having digested it Naturæ . into two parts ; whereof the one I term Experientia literata , and the other Interpretatio Na ...
... invention , concerning the invention of sciences , I purpose ( if God give me leave ) hereafter to propound ; having digested it Naturæ . into two parts ; whereof the one I term Experientia literata , and the other Interpretatio Na ...
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... invention ; and that it is no marvel that that is not obtained , which hath not been attempted , but rather shut out and debarred . 5. He thought also , that knowledge is almost gener- ally sought either for delight and satisfaction ...
... invention ; and that it is no marvel that that is not obtained , which hath not been attempted , but rather shut out and debarred . 5. He thought also , that knowledge is almost gener- ally sought either for delight and satisfaction ...
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