The Works of Francis Bacon ...: Translations of the philosophical worksHoughton, Mifflin, 1909 |
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... arts thereto belonging . 92. History of the manufactures of Wool , and the arts thereto belonging . 93. History of the manufactures of Silk , and the arts thereto belonging . 94. History of manufactures of Flax , Hemp , Cotton , Hair ...
... arts thereto belonging . 92. History of the manufactures of Wool , and the arts thereto belonging . 93. History of the manufactures of Silk , and the arts thereto belonging . 94. History of manufactures of Flax , Hemp , Cotton , Hair ...
Page 390
... arts of Dis- covering , of Judging , of Retaining , and of Transmitting . CHAP . II . Division of the Art of Discovering into discovery of Arts and discovery of Arguments : and that the former of these ( which is the most important ) is ...
... arts of Dis- covering , of Judging , of Retaining , and of Transmitting . CHAP . II . Division of the Art of Discovering into discovery of Arts and discovery of Arguments : and that the former of these ( which is the most important ) is ...
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... arts of arts , the one for judgment , the other for ornament ; besides they give the rule and direction how both to set forth and illustrate the sub- 66 ject matter . And therefore for minds empty and ignorant ( and which have not yet ...
... arts of arts , the one for judgment , the other for ornament ; besides they give the rule and direction how both to set forth and illustrate the sub- 66 ject matter . And therefore for minds empty and ignorant ( and which have not yet ...
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