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The invention of speech or argument is not amination either of consequences or arguments , properly an invention : for to invent is to disor of the truth of propositions , that can ever cor- cover that we know not , and not to recover ...
The invention of speech or argument is not amination either of consequences or arguments , properly an invention : for to invent is to disor of the truth of propositions , that can ever cor- cover that we know not , and not to recover ...
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The other part of invention , which I term but by mean , the invention of the mean is one suggestion , doth assign and direct us to certain thing , and the judgement of the consequence is marks , or places , which may excite our mind to ...
The other part of invention , which I term but by mean , the invention of the mean is one suggestion , doth assign and direct us to certain thing , and the judgement of the consequence is marks , or places , which may excite our mind to ...
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There are , moreover , some inventions men would have begun to contrive various means which render it probable that men ... men would have begun to im- above ) , this most beautiful invention ( which agine something about Chinese plants ...
There are , moreover , some inventions men would have begun to contrive various means which render it probable that men ... men would have begun to im- above ) , this most beautiful invention ( which agine something about Chinese plants ...
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ADVANCEMENT OF LEARNING Page I | 1 |
First Book 1 Second Book | 29 |
NOVUM ORGANUM Page | 107 |
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