The Advancement of Learning: A Reproduction of the Copy in the British Library Owned by Charles I |
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... Ancient times , when the world is now Ancient , and not those which we count An- cient , ordine retrogrado , by a computation backward from our own times . II Another error induced by the former is , a fufpition and diffidence , that ...
... Ancient times , when the world is now Ancient , and not those which we count An- cient , ordine retrogrado , by a computation backward from our own times . II Another error induced by the former is , a fufpition and diffidence , that ...
Page 108
... Ancient fages , were Liv . Hift . likewife expreffed by fimilitudes . So Meneniu Agrippa , a- mongst the Romans , a ... ancient Fables of the Poets , may ad- mit fome doubt : and indeed for our part we incline to this opinion , as to ...
... Ancient fages , were Liv . Hift . likewife expreffed by fimilitudes . So Meneniu Agrippa , a- mongst the Romans , a ... ancient Fables of the Poets , may ad- mit fome doubt : and indeed for our part we incline to this opinion , as to ...
Page 142
... ancient wifdome . In fo much as he never names any ancient Auctors ; or makes any mention of their opini- ons , but to reprehend their Perfons ; or to redargue their Placits , and opinions . Certainly if he affected glory , and drawing ...
... ancient wifdome . In fo much as he never names any ancient Auctors ; or makes any mention of their opini- ons , but to reprehend their Perfons ; or to redargue their Placits , and opinions . Certainly if he affected glory , and drawing ...
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