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... follows that this inquiry must be made through the medium of induction , and the essentia merit of Bacon lies in framing a system of rules by which this ascending scale of inference may be secured from error . As the But the more ...
... follows that this inquiry must be made through the medium of induction , and the essentia merit of Bacon lies in framing a system of rules by which this ascending scale of inference may be secured from error . As the But the more ...
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... ; particularly , 1. In its end or office ; 2. Its collection ; 3. Its subtilty ; 4. Its choice ; and 5. Its appointment for what is to follow . Our natural history is not designed so much to please 26 THE GREAT INSTAURATION.
... ; particularly , 1. In its end or office ; 2. Its collection ; 3. Its subtilty ; 4. Its choice ; and 5. Its appointment for what is to follow . Our natural history is not designed so much to please 26 THE GREAT INSTAURATION.
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... follow its own impulses . But your Majesty's eloquence is in- deed royal , streaming and branching out in nature's fash- ion as from a fountain , copious and elegant , original and inimitable . And as in those things which concern your ...
... follow its own impulses . But your Majesty's eloquence is in- deed royal , streaming and branching out in nature's fash- ion as from a fountain , copious and elegant , original and inimitable . And as in those things which concern your ...
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... follow . " So Seneca , after consecrating the five years of Nero's minority to the immortal glory of learned gov ernors , held on his honest course of good counsel after his master grew extremely corrupt . Nor can this be other- wise ...
... follow . " So Seneca , after consecrating the five years of Nero's minority to the immortal glory of learned gov ernors , held on his honest course of good counsel after his master grew extremely corrupt . Nor can this be other- wise ...
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... follow- ing places to thrones , principalities , and the rest , which are all angels of power and ministry ; so that the angels of knowledge and illumination are placed before the angels . of office and domination . " 13 See Dionys ...
... follow- ing places to thrones , principalities , and the rest , which are all angels of power and ministry ; so that the angels of knowledge and illumination are placed before the angels . of office and domination . " 13 See Dionys ...
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