The Works of Francis BaconHoughton, Mifflin,, 1899 |
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... observed , and to note all the con- ditions which in each case accompany its production . Of all these those only can be necessary which are uni- versally concomitant . Again he proposes to observe all the cognate cases in which ...
... observed , and to note all the con- ditions which in each case accompany its production . Of all these those only can be necessary which are uni- versally concomitant . Again he proposes to observe all the cognate cases in which ...
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... observations which prove it , or have stated their result in words , without a distinct concep- tion , first of the ... observed , 1 is altogether in accordance . 1 See the Phænomena Universi , and the Partis secundæ Del . , & c . The ...
... observations which prove it , or have stated their result in words , without a distinct concep- tion , first of the ... observed , 1 is altogether in accordance . 1 See the Phænomena Universi , and the Partis secundæ Del . , & c . The ...
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... observed to be at the full moons . firmative in- stance . The larger fixed stars however , when passed or ap- proached by the sun , are supposed to increase and give intensity to the heat of the sun ; as is the case when the sun is in ...
... observed to be at the full moons . firmative in- stance . The larger fixed stars however , when passed or ap- proached by the sun , are supposed to increase and give intensity to the heat of the sun ; as is the case when the sun is in ...
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LIFE OF THE RIGHT HONOURABLE FRANCIS BACON Baron | 33 |
PART I | 59 |
VALERIUS TERMINUS | 64 |
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