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For nacivil government ; where although there be some tural history describeth the variety of things ; alteration , yet that holdeth which Tacitus wise- physic the causes , but variable or respective ly noteth , " eadem magistratuum ...
For nacivil government ; where although there be some tural history describeth the variety of things ; alteration , yet that holdeth which Tacitus wise- physic the causes , but variable or respective ly noteth , " eadem magistratuum ...
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... a man leaveth things thereof consisteth of many wise and politic ax- at worst , and depriveth himself of means to make ioms , which contain not a temporary , but a perthem better . petual direction in the case of popular elections .
... a man leaveth things thereof consisteth of many wise and politic ax- at worst , and depriveth himself of means to make ioms , which contain not a temporary , but a perthem better . petual direction in the case of popular elections .
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Thus have I stayed somewhat longer upon fitter than them both , which is discourse upon these sentences politic of Salomon than is agreeletters , such as are wise and weighty , as many able to the proportion of an example ; led with are ...
Thus have I stayed somewhat longer upon fitter than them both , which is discourse upon these sentences politic of Salomon than is agreeletters , such as are wise and weighty , as many able to the proportion of an example ; led with are ...
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ADVANCEMENT OF LEARNING Page I | 1 |
First Book 1 Second Book | 29 |
NOVUM ORGANUM Page | 107 |
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