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... method whereby it may be transposed to another in the same manner as it was collected , to the end it may be dis- cerned both where the work is weak , and where it breaketh off . That this latter method is not only unfit for the former ...
... method whereby it may be transposed to another in the same manner as it was collected , to the end it may be dis- cerned both where the work is weak , and where it breaketh off . That this latter method is not only unfit for the former ...
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... Method seemeth to me so weakly enquired as I shall report it deficient . Method hath been placed , and that not amiss , in Logic , as a part of Judgment : for as the doctrine of Syllogisms comprehendeth the rules of judgment upon that ...
... Method seemeth to me so weakly enquired as I shall report it deficient . Method hath been placed , and that not amiss , in Logic , as a part of Judgment : for as the doctrine of Syllogisms comprehendeth the rules of judgment upon that ...
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... Method , whereof the conse- quence is great , is the delivery of knowledge in Apho- risms , or in Methods ; wherein ... Method ; but the writing in Aphorisms hath many excellent virtues , whereto the writing in Method doth not approach ...
... Method , whereof the conse- quence is great , is the delivery of knowledge in Apho- risms , or in Methods ; wherein ... Method ; but the writing in Aphorisms hath many excellent virtues , whereto the writing in Method doth not approach ...
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