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That the preparation of a Latin translation had been in Bacon's mind for two or
three years before his death is clear , from a letter to Mr Tobie Matthew , written
apparently about the end of June , 1623. “ It is true , my labours are now most set
to ...
That the preparation of a Latin translation had been in Bacon's mind for two or
three years before his death is clear , from a letter to Mr Tobie Matthew , written
apparently about the end of June , 1623. “ It is true , my labours are now most set
to ...
Page xxii
Essays , being retractate , and made more perfect , well translated into Latin by
the help of some good pens , which forsake me not . For these modern
languages will , at one time or other , play the bankrupts with books : and since I
have lost ...
Essays , being retractate , and made more perfect , well translated into Latin by
the help of some good pens , which forsake me not . For these modern
languages will , at one time or other , play the bankrupts with books : and since I
have lost ...
Page xxiii
Throughout I have collated the Latin translation , and have given the results of the
collation wherever it seemed to throw any light upon , or to contain anything
which was not in the English Edition . The Glossary is intended , not so much to ...
Throughout I have collated the Latin translation , and have given the results of the
collation wherever it seemed to throw any light upon , or to contain anything
which was not in the English Edition . The Glossary is intended , not so much to ...
Page 289
The origin of the expression is probably the calicem dĉmoniorum of the Vulgate
of 1 Cor . x . 20 . [ 20 ] The Latin omits “ with : " licet Poesis mendacii tantum
umbra sit . [ 29 ] Beleefe : Lat . receptionem cum assensu . [ 30 ] Enioying : Lat .
fruitio ...
The origin of the expression is probably the calicem dĉmoniorum of the Vulgate
of 1 Cor . x . 20 . [ 20 ] The Latin omits “ with : " licet Poesis mendacii tantum
umbra sit . [ 29 ] Beleefe : Lat . receptionem cum assensu . [ 30 ] Enioying : Lat .
fruitio ...
Page 291
The Latin title is De unitate ecclesiĉ . The Essay “ Of Unity in Religion ” has
grown out of that ' Of Religion ' which appeared in the edition of 1612 , but has
been so expanded and transformed that the differences cannot easily be
indicated .
The Latin title is De unitate ecclesiĉ . The Essay “ Of Unity in Religion ” has
grown out of that ' Of Religion ' which appeared in the edition of 1612 , but has
been so expanded and transformed that the differences cannot easily be
indicated .
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| 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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