The Works of Francis BaconHoughton, Mifflin,, 1899 |
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... common , except that nature itself , with the other subjects which present it to us . Thus the colours shown by the prism or by crystals are a solitary instance of colour , because they have nothing in common with the fixed colours of ...
... common , except that nature itself , with the other subjects which present it to us . Thus the colours shown by the prism or by crystals are a solitary instance of colour , because they have nothing in common with the fixed colours of ...
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... common to physics and natural theology simply because the subjects of these sciences are , in some measure , common to both ; wherein it differs from the Aristotelian conception of an axiom . But it is of more interest to observe , that ...
... common to physics and natural theology simply because the subjects of these sciences are , in some measure , common to both ; wherein it differs from the Aristotelian conception of an axiom . But it is of more interest to observe , that ...
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... common - places ; wherein I am not ignorant of the prej- udice imputed to the use of common - place books , as causing a retardation of reading , and some sloth or re- laxation of memory . But because it is but a counter- feit thing in ...
... common - places ; wherein I am not ignorant of the prej- udice imputed to the use of common - place books , as causing a retardation of reading , and some sloth or re- laxation of memory . But because it is but a counter- feit thing in ...
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LIFE OF THE RIGHT HONOURABLE FRANCIS BACON Baron | 33 |
PART I | 59 |
VALERIUS TERMINUS | 64 |
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according action Advancement ages animals appears applied authority axioms Bacon better bodies causes certain cold common complete contains course discovered discovery doctrine doubt earth easily effect errors especially example experiments fact fire flame follow former give given greater hand heat hope human Idols increase induction Instances interpretation iron kind knowledge known Learning less light magnet manner matter means mentioned merely method mind motion namely nature never Novum Organum object observed once operation opinion original particular passage philosophy practical present principles proceed produce proposed published question reason received reference regard reject remain remark rest sciences seems seen sense simple speak spirit substances suppose things thought tion touch true truth turn understanding whole writings