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... passage of the De ugmentis they are noticed as to be passed by " for the pres- ent , yet they are noticed by name , and in all Bacon's later writ- ings the confutation of them holds a very prominent place . To me the most probable ...
... passage of the De ugmentis they are noticed as to be passed by " for the pres- ent , yet they are noticed by name , and in all Bacon's later writ- ings the confutation of them holds a very prominent place . To me the most probable ...
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... passage and race urged to discern it . Such are the notable events and examples of God's judgments , chastisements , deliverances , and blessings . And this is a work which hath passed through the labour of many , and therefore I cannot ...
... passage and race urged to discern it . Such are the notable events and examples of God's judgments , chastisements , deliverances , and blessings . And this is a work which hath passed through the labour of many , and therefore I cannot ...
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... passage , which is omitted in the De Augmentis , must refer to what Bacon had read in Ramusio of the way , in which the natives of the West Indian islands kindled their fires , by rubbing pieces of wood to- gether . Several passages in ...
... passage , which is omitted in the De Augmentis , must refer to what Bacon had read in Ramusio of the way , in which the natives of the West Indian islands kindled their fires , by rubbing pieces of wood to- gether . Several passages in ...
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