The Works of Francis Bacon: Baron of Verulam, Viscount St. Alban, and Lord High Chancellor of England, Volume 1C. and J. Rivington, 1819 |
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... body and mind cometh much about an age , save that the strength of the body cometh somewhat the 12 Of the Advancement of Learning . [ Book I.
... body and mind cometh much about an age , save that the strength of the body cometh somewhat the 12 Of the Advancement of Learning . [ Book I.
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... body cometh somewhat the more early ; so in states , arms and learning , where- of the one correspondeth to the body , the other to the soul of man , have a concurrence or near sequence in times . And for matter of policy and government ...
... body cometh somewhat the more early ; so in states , arms and learning , where- of the one correspondeth to the body , the other to the soul of man , have a concurrence or near sequence in times . And for matter of policy and government ...
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... BODY . The Doctrine of the human Person . The Doctrine of Union ....... Medicine ..... Cosmetics ............... Athletics ................ [ Geometry . Arithmetic . - Algebra . Perspective . Music . Astronomy . Cosmography ...
... BODY . The Doctrine of the human Person . The Doctrine of Union ....... Medicine ..... Cosmetics ............... Athletics ................ [ Geometry . Arithmetic . - Algebra . Perspective . Music . Astronomy . Cosmography ...
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... body , which being mixed , cannot be properly assigned to the sciences of either . This knowledge hath two branches : for as all leagues and amities consist of mutual intelligence and mutual offices , so this league of mind and body ...
... body , which being mixed , cannot be properly assigned to the sciences of either . This knowledge hath two branches : for as all leagues and amities consist of mutual intelligence and mutual offices , so this league of mind and body ...
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... body . The second is motu cor- the exposition of natural dreams , which discovereth poris . the state of the body by the imaginations of the mind . In the former of these I note a deficience , for Aristotle hath very ingeniously and ...
... body . The second is motu cor- the exposition of natural dreams , which discovereth poris . the state of the body by the imaginations of the mind . In the former of these I note a deficience , for Aristotle hath very ingeniously and ...
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