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... he would have cast the stars into find altogether deficient . some pleasant and beautiful works and orders , 12. ... as I may report that or straight line , amongst such an infinite num- also deficient ; which is the application of ...
... he would have cast the stars into find altogether deficient . some pleasant and beautiful works and orders , 12. ... as I may report that or straight line , amongst such an infinite num- also deficient ; which is the application of ...
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This portion of knowledge , touch- Mallem convivis quam placuisse cocis . ? ing the notes of things , and cogitations in general , I find not inquired , but deficient . And al- And of the servile expressing antiquity in ...
This portion of knowledge , touch- Mallem convivis quam placuisse cocis . ? ing the notes of things , and cogitations in general , I find not inquired , but deficient . And al- And of the servile expressing antiquity in ...
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For letters a desire to give authority to this part of knowl- have a great and more particular representation edge , which I noted as deficient , by so excellent of business than either chronicles or lives . Thus a precedent ; and have ...
For letters a desire to give authority to this part of knowl- have a great and more particular representation edge , which I noted as deficient , by so excellent of business than either chronicles or lives . Thus a precedent ; and have ...
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ADVANCEMENT OF LEARNING Page I | 1 |
First Book 1 Second Book | 29 |
NOVUM ORGANUM Page | 107 |
Urheberrecht | |
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