The Works of Francis BaconHoughton, Mifflin,, 1899 |
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... invention of other ex- periments , and those which give most light to the invention of causes ; for the invention of the mariner's needle , which giveth the direction , is of no less benefit for navigation than the invention of the ...
... invention of other ex- periments , and those which give most light to the invention of causes ; for the invention of the mariner's needle , which giveth the direction , is of no less benefit for navigation than the invention of the ...
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... Invention : Art of Examination or Judgment ; Art of Custody or Memory ; and Art of Elocution or Tradition . Invention is of two kinds , much differing ; the one , of Arts and Sciences ; and the other , of Speech and Arguments . The ...
... Invention : Art of Examination or Judgment ; Art of Custody or Memory ; and Art of Elocution or Tradition . Invention is of two kinds , much differing ; the one , of Arts and Sciences ; and the other , of Speech and Arguments . The ...
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... invention , concerning the invention of sciences , I purpose ( if God give me leave ) hereafter to propound ; having digested it Natura . into two parts ; whereof the one I term Experientia literata , and the other Interpretatio Na ...
... invention , concerning the invention of sciences , I purpose ( if God give me leave ) hereafter to propound ; having digested it Natura . into two parts ; whereof the one I term Experientia literata , and the other Interpretatio Na ...
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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