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Page 13
He would have beene , Seven times more Epicure and Atheist , then he was . the
temporall Sword , is to bee drawne , with great circumspection , in Cases of
Religion ; So it is a thing monstrous , to put it into the hands of the Common
People .
He would have beene , Seven times more Epicure and Atheist , then he was . the
temporall Sword , is to bee drawne , with great circumspection , in Cases of
Religion ; So it is a thing monstrous , to put it into the hands of the Common
People .
Page 23
The Perpetuity by Generation is common to Beasts ; But Memory , Merit , and
Noble workes , are proper to Men : And surely a Man shall see , the Noblest
workes , and Foundations , have proceeded from Childlesse Men ; which have
sought to ...
The Perpetuity by Generation is common to Beasts ; But Memory , Merit , and
Noble workes , are proper to Men : And surely a Man shall see , the Noblest
workes , and Foundations , have proceeded from Childlesse Men ; which have
sought to ...
Page 48
Common Benefits , are to be communicate with all ; But peculiar Benefits , with
choice . And beware , how in making the Portraiture , thou breakest the Patterne :
For Divinitie maketh the Love of our Selves the Patterne ; The Love of our ...
Common Benefits , are to be communicate with all ; But peculiar Benefits , with
choice . And beware , how in making the Portraiture , thou breakest the Patterne :
For Divinitie maketh the Love of our Selves the Patterne ; The Love of our ...
Page 55
... speake fearefully , and tenderly ; And those that are against it , audaciously .
Also , as Macciavel noteth well ; when Princes , that ought to be Common Parents
, make themselves as a Party , and leane to a side Of Seditions and Troubles 55.
... speake fearefully , and tenderly ; And those that are against it , audaciously .
Also , as Macciavel noteth well ; when Princes , that ought to be Common Parents
, make themselves as a Party , and leane to a side Of Seditions and Troubles 55.
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... Breaking of Priviledges ; Generall Oppression ; Advancement of unworthy
persons ; Strangers , Dearths ; Disbanded Souldiers ; Factions growne desperate
; And whatsoever in offending People , ioyneth and knitteth them , in a Common ...
... Breaking of Priviledges ; Generall Oppression ; Advancement of unworthy
persons ; Strangers , Dearths ; Disbanded Souldiers ; Factions growne desperate
; And whatsoever in offending People , ioyneth and knitteth them , in a Common ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Bacon's Essays and Colours of Good and Evil Golden treasury series |
| Author | Francis Bacon |
| Editor | William Aldis Wright |
| Publisher | Macmillan and Company, 1879 |
| Original from | University of Minnesota |
| Digitized | 26 Jun 2013 |
| Length | 388 pages |
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