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... rest commend as one of the best points of elegancy , which is the fine checking of expectation , is no less well known to the musicians when they have a special grace in flying the close or cadence . And these are no allusions but ...
... rest commend as one of the best points of elegancy , which is the fine checking of expectation , is no less well known to the musicians when they have a special grace in flying the close or cadence . And these are no allusions but ...
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... rest , which are all angels of power and ministry ; so as the angels of knowledge and illumination are placed before the angels of office and domination . To descend from spirits and intellectual forms to sensible and material forms ...
... rest , which are all angels of power and ministry ; so as the angels of knowledge and illumination are placed before the angels of office and domination . To descend from spirits and intellectual forms to sensible and material forms ...
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... rest , ) I do receive particular Topics , that is places or directions of invention and 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 ...
... rest , ) I do receive particular Topics , that is places or directions of invention and 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 ...
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