The Advancement of Learning: A Reproduction of the Copy in the British Library Owned by Charles I |
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Page 159
... Aristotle after the manner of the race of the Ottomans , thought he could not fafely raigne , unlesse he made away all his Brethren ; yet to those who feriously propound to themselves the inquisition and illu- ftration of Truth , and ...
... Aristotle after the manner of the race of the Ottomans , thought he could not fafely raigne , unlesse he made away all his Brethren ; yet to those who feriously propound to themselves the inquisition and illu- ftration of Truth , and ...
Page 160
... Aristotle faith elegantly , Phyf.1 . That Children at firft indeed call all men Fathers , and women Mothers , but afterwards they diftinguish them both : So certain- ly experience in Childhood , will call every Philofophy , Mo- ther ...
... Aristotle faith elegantly , Phyf.1 . That Children at firft indeed call all men Fathers , and women Mothers , but afterwards they diftinguish them both : So certain- ly experience in Childhood , will call every Philofophy , Mo- ther ...
Page 282
... referred to bufineffe , and the wifdome of Private fpeech . But the labours of Aristotle concerning thefe Colours , is three waies Defective ; First In Top . that that there being many , he recites very few . 210 OF THE ADVANCEMENT.
... referred to bufineffe , and the wifdome of Private fpeech . But the labours of Aristotle concerning thefe Colours , is three waies Defective ; First In Top . that that there being many , he recites very few . 210 OF THE ADVANCEMENT.
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