The Works of Francis Bacon ...: Philosophical worksHoughton, Mifflin, 1909 |
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... nature , except there be some allowance for expenses about experiments ; whether they be experiments ap- pertaining to Vulcanus or Dædalus , furnace or engine , or any other kind ; and therefore as secretaries and spials of princes and ...
... nature , except there be some allowance for expenses about experiments ; whether they be experiments ap- pertaining to Vulcanus or Dædalus , furnace or engine , or any other kind ; and therefore as secretaries and spials of princes and ...
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... nature of evil spirits than to enquire the force of poisons in nature , or the nature of sin and vice in morality . But this part touching angels and spirits , I cannot note as deficient , for many have occupied themselves in it ; I may ...
... nature of evil spirits than to enquire the force of poisons in nature , or the nature of sin and vice in morality . But this part touching angels and spirits , I cannot note as deficient , for many have occupied themselves in it ; I may ...
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... nature a reason , under- standing , and platform . But the difference , perspicu- ously expressed , is most familiar ... nature united or collected , the third 1 The translation adds " and natural necessity . " 2 ideam . contemplateth ...
... nature a reason , under- standing , and platform . But the difference , perspicu- ously expressed , is most familiar ... nature united or collected , the third 1 The translation adds " and natural necessity . " 2 ideam . contemplateth ...
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