A Treatise on the Conduct of the Understanding |
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And I should not doubt but this attempt would be censured as vanity or presumption , did not the great lord Verulam's authority justify it : who , not servilely thinking learning could not be advanced beyond what it was , because for ...
And I should not doubt but this attempt would be censured as vanity or presumption , did not the great lord Verulam's authority justify it : who , not servilely thinking learning could not be advanced beyond what it was , because for ...
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This makes me not at all wonder to see some men so abound in citations , and build so much upon authorities , it ... which we may do well to take upon their authority ; but their credit can go no farther than this , it cannot at all ...
This makes me not at all wonder to see some men so abound in citations , and build so much upon authorities , it ... which we may do well to take upon their authority ; but their credit can go no farther than this , it cannot at all ...
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... because they come forth with prudence and power , are resembled to Pallas armed ) proceeded from themselves ; and not only from their authority , but ( the more to add reputation to themselves ! from their head and device .
... because they come forth with prudence and power , are resembled to Pallas armed ) proceeded from themselves ; and not only from their authority , but ( the more to add reputation to themselves ! from their head and device .
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