Great Books of the Western World, Band 30Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... follow the worse . " the proofs and persuasions of rhetoric ought to differ according to the auditors : Orpheus in sylvis , inter delphinas Arion . Which application , in perfection of idea , ought to extend so far , that if a man ...
... follow the worse . " the proofs and persuasions of rhetoric ought to differ according to the auditors : Orpheus in sylvis , inter delphinas Arion . Which application , in perfection of idea , ought to extend so far , that if a man ...
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... follows the flame of oil , tallow , wax , and the like oily and fat substances , which are not very violent . But a most power- ful heat is found in pitch and rosin , and a still greater in sulphur , camphor , naphtha , saltpe- tre ...
... follows the flame of oil , tallow , wax , and the like oily and fat substances , which are not very violent . But a most power- ful heat is found in pitch and rosin , and a still greater in sulphur , camphor , naphtha , saltpe- tre ...
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... follow them , draw themselves out into a thin thread , not to break the continuity of the water , but if there be not enough to follow , the water forms itself into a round drop , which is the best form to prevent a breach of continuity ...
... follow them , draw themselves out into a thin thread , not to break the continuity of the water , but if there be not enough to follow , the water forms itself into a round drop , which is the best form to prevent a breach of continuity ...
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ADVANCEMENT OF LEARNING Page I | 1 |
First Book 1 Second Book | 29 |
NOVUM ORGANUM Page | 105 |
Urheberrecht | |
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