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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Page 110
... colour , of pliant and fragile in respect of the hammer , of volatile and fixed in respect of the fire , and the rest , may superinduce upon some metal the nature and form of gold by such mechanic as longeth to the production of the ...
... colour , of pliant and fragile in respect of the hammer , of volatile and fixed in respect of the fire , and the rest , may superinduce upon some metal the nature and form of gold by such mechanic as longeth to the production of the ...
Page 120
... colours , and the benefit of his eye , and habit of his imagination , can imitate them all that ever have been , are , or may be , if they were brought before him . Nothing more variable than voices , yet men can likewise discern them.
... colours , and the benefit of his eye , and habit of his imagination , can imitate them all that ever have been , are , or may be , if they were brought before him . Nothing more variable than voices , yet men can likewise discern them.
Page 158
... colours of good and evil , both simple and comparative , which are as the sophisms of rhetoric , as I touched before . For example ; SOPHISMA . Quod laudatur , bonum : quod vituperatur , malum . REDARGUTIO . Laudat venales qui vult ...
... colours of good and evil , both simple and comparative , which are as the sophisms of rhetoric , as I touched before . For example ; SOPHISMA . Quod laudatur , bonum : quod vituperatur , malum . REDARGUTIO . Laudat venales qui vult ...
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... colours ; for pleasure and pain are to the particu- lar affections , as light is to particular colours . 182 Of the Advancement of Learning . [ Book II.
... colours ; for pleasure and pain are to the particu- lar affections , as light is to particular colours . 182 Of the Advancement of Learning . [ Book II.
Page 183
... colours . Better travels , I suppose , had the Stoics taken in this argu- ment , as far as I can gather by that which we have at second hand . But yet , it is like , it was after their manner , rather in subtilty of definitions , which ...
... colours . Better travels , I suppose , had the Stoics taken in this argu- ment , as far as I can gather by that which we have at second hand . But yet , it is like , it was after their manner , rather in subtilty of definitions , which ...
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