The Advancement of Learning: A Reproduction of the Copy in the British Library Owned by Charles I |
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... mind is preoccupate are ei- ther Attracted , or Innate , At rated have flid into mens minds , either by the Placits and Sects of Philo- fophers , or by depraved lawes of Demonftrations . But the Innate inhere in the nature of the ...
... mind is preoccupate are ei- ther Attracted , or Innate , At rated have flid into mens minds , either by the Placits and Sects of Philo- fophers , or by depraved lawes of Demonftrations . But the Innate inhere in the nature of the ...
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... mind , leaving afide the other parts whether of Your Vertue , or of Your Fortune , ) I have been poffeft with extream wonder , when I confider the excellency of those vertues and faculties in You , which the Philofo- phers call ...
... mind , leaving afide the other parts whether of Your Vertue , or of Your Fortune , ) I have been poffeft with extream wonder , when I confider the excellency of those vertues and faculties in You , which the Philofo- phers call ...
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... Mind ; and by Obfer- vances and exercises , which are not to be regarded fo much inthemselves , as because they keep the mind in her devoir and continuall obedience . The obliteration of evill Times may be in like manner perfected two ...
... Mind ; and by Obfer- vances and exercises , which are not to be regarded fo much inthemselves , as because they keep the mind in her devoir and continuall obedience . The obliteration of evill Times may be in like manner perfected two ...
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