The Works of Francis Bacon, Volumen13Hurd and Houghton, 1872 |
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... head either to conceive or relate on its own account , we must presume that it had some further reach . What a fiction ( for instance ) is that of Jupiter and Metis ! Jupiter took Metis to wife : as soon as he saw that she was with ...
... head either to conceive or relate on its own account , we must presume that it had some further reach . What a fiction ( for instance ) is that of Jupiter and Metis ! Jupiter took Metis to wife : as soon as he saw that she was with ...
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... head of their own . This generally begins with the secret solicitation of nobles and great persons , whose connivency being obtained , an attempt is then made to stir the people . Thence comes a kind DE SAPIENTIA VETERUM . 85.
... head of their own . This generally begins with the secret solicitation of nobles and great persons , whose connivency being obtained , an attempt is then made to stir the people . Thence comes a kind DE SAPIENTIA VETERUM . 85.
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... heads , denoting divided powers ; flaming mouths , for devastations by fire ; belts of snakes , for the pestilences which prevail , especially in sieges ; iron hands , for slaughters ; eagle's talons , for rapine ; feath- ery body , for ...
... heads , denoting divided powers ; flaming mouths , for devastations by fire ; belts of snakes , for the pestilences which prevail , especially in sieges ; iron hands , for slaughters ; eagle's talons , for rapine ; feath- ery body , for ...
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... heads , -the world is sprung either from Mercury , or from all the suitors . He sang , says Virgil , How through the void of space the seeds of things Came first together ; seeds of the sea , land , air , And the clear fire ; how from ...
... heads , -the world is sprung either from Mercury , or from all the suitors . He sang , says Virgil , How through the void of space the seeds of things Came first together ; seeds of the sea , land , air , And the clear fire ; how from ...
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... head of Medusa , from whom many nations in the west- ernmost parts of Spain suffered grievous calamities : - a monster so dreadful and horrible that the mere sight of her turned men into stone . She was one of the Gorgons ; and the only ...
... head of Medusa , from whom many nations in the west- ernmost parts of Spain suffered grievous calamities : - a monster so dreadful and horrible that the mere sight of her turned men into stone . She was one of the Gorgons ; and the only ...
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