The Works of Francis Bacon, Volumen9Hurd and Houghton, 1872 |
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... wise set down among variations in matter . For we see that a sucker grafted on the trunk of a tree grows better than if planted in the ground . Why then should not the seed of an onion , inserted into the head of another onion when ...
... wise set down among variations in matter . For we see that a sucker grafted on the trunk of a tree grows better than if planted in the ground . Why then should not the seed of an onion , inserted into the head of another onion when ...
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... wise that the ancient rhetoricians gave it in precept to pleaders , that they should have by them a variety of commonplaces , ready prepared , and handled and illustrated on both sides ; arguments ( for example ) for the sense of the ...
... wise that the ancient rhetoricians gave it in precept to pleaders , that they should have by them a variety of commonplaces , ready prepared , and handled and illustrated on both sides ; arguments ( for example ) for the sense of the ...
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... wise interrogating is half a knowledge . For Plato says well , " whosoever seeks a thing , knows that which he seeks for in a general notion ; else how shall he know it when he has found it ? " And there- fore the fuller and more ...
... wise interrogating is half a knowledge . For Plato says well , " whosoever seeks a thing , knows that which he seeks for in a general notion ; else how shall he know it when he has found it ? " And there- fore the fuller and more ...
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... wise ; " and though technical terms ( only used by the learned ) may seem to answer the purpose ; and the setting down of those definitions I spoke of at the entrance of arts ( after the prudent course of the math- ematicians ) may ...
... wise ; " and though technical terms ( only used by the learned ) may seem to answer the purpose ; and the setting down of those definitions I spoke of at the entrance of arts ( after the prudent course of the math- ematicians ) may ...
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... wise in heart shall be called prudent , but he that is sweet of speech shall compass greater things ; " 2 plainly signifying that wisdom will help a man to a name or admiration , but that it is elo- quence which prevails most in action ...
... wise in heart shall be called prudent , but he that is sweet of speech shall compass greater things ; " 2 plainly signifying that wisdom will help a man to a name or admiration , but that it is elo- quence which prevails most in action ...
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