The Works of Francis Bacon: Baron of Verulam, Viscount St. Alban, and Lord High Chancellor of England, Band 1C. and J. Rivington, 1819 |
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... nature of glass , ibid . Of the growth of coral , ibid . Of the gathering of manna , 518 Of the correcting of wines , ibid . Of bitumen , one of the materials of wild - fire , ibid . Of plaister growing as hard as marble , 519 Of the ...
... nature of glass , ibid . Of the growth of coral , ibid . Of the gathering of manna , 518 Of the correcting of wines , ibid . Of bitumen , one of the materials of wild - fire , ibid . Of plaister growing as hard as marble , 519 Of the ...
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... nature . The author has , besides , made use of several terms in a new and peculiar sense , which may have discouraged some readers , as it has made others ima- gine them equally unintelligible with the horrors of a vacuum , the ...
... nature . The author has , besides , made use of several terms in a new and peculiar sense , which may have discouraged some readers , as it has made others ima- gine them equally unintelligible with the horrors of a vacuum , the ...
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... nature , nor the school of scepticism ; Monsieur de Voltaire observes , that they have been less popular than the maxims of Rochefoucault , or the Essays of Montagne . A remark that does my lord Bacon honour ; who was too great a man to ...
... nature , nor the school of scepticism ; Monsieur de Voltaire observes , that they have been less popular than the maxims of Rochefoucault , or the Essays of Montagne . A remark that does my lord Bacon honour ; who was too great a man to ...
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... nature itself by experiment and inquiry . As it differs from the vulgar logic in its aim , it varies no less from that captious art in the form of demonstrating for it generally rejects syllo- gism , as an instrument rather hurtful than ...
... nature itself by experiment and inquiry . As it differs from the vulgar logic in its aim , it varies no less from that captious art in the form of demonstrating for it generally rejects syllo- gism , as an instrument rather hurtful than ...
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... nature ; that of pre- ter - generations , or of births deviating from the stated rule ; and thirdly , the history of nature as confined or assisted , changed or tortured by the art of man : which last discloses to us a new face of ...
... nature ; that of pre- ter - generations , or of births deviating from the stated rule ; and thirdly , the history of nature as confined or assisted , changed or tortured by the art of man : which last discloses to us a new face of ...
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