The Moral and Historical Works of Lord Bacon: Including His Essays, Apophthegms, Wisdom of the Ancients, New Atlantis, and Life of Henry the Seventh |
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... that a concealed instruction and allegory was originally intended in many of the ancient fables . ... relation , and connection with the thing they signify , as well in the structure of the fable as in the propriety of the names ...
... that a concealed instruction and allegory was originally intended in many of the ancient fables . ... relation , and connection with the thing they signify , as well in the structure of the fable as in the propriety of the names ...
الصفحة 228
And thus far the fable reaches of Proteus , and his flock , at liberty and unrestrained . For the universe , with the common structures and fabrics of the creatures , is the face of matter , not under constraint , or as the flock ...
And thus far the fable reaches of Proteus , and his flock , at liberty and unrestrained . For the universe , with the common structures and fabrics of the creatures , is the face of matter , not under constraint , or as the flock ...
الصفحة 253
After the fable has described the state of man , with regard to arts and intellectual matters , it passes on to religion ; for after the inventing and settling of arts , follows the establishment of divine worship , which hypocrisy ...
After the fable has described the state of man , with regard to arts and intellectual matters , it passes on to religion ; for after the inventing and settling of arts , follows the establishment of divine worship , which hypocrisy ...
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ESSAYS OR COUNSELS CIVIL AND MORAL 1 OF TRUTH | xli |
OF DEATH | 4 |
OF UNITY IN RELIGION | 6 |
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actions affection amongst ancient answered appear arms arts Bacon better body Britain called carried cause common continued council counsel course court crown danger death desire divers doth doubt duke earl England fable father favour fear followed forces fortune France French friends gave give hand hath Henry hold honour hopes human Italy keep kind king king's kingdom Lady land less light likewise live look Lord man's manner marriage matter means mind nature never observed opinion parliament particular pass peace person philosopher present princes principal queen reason received reign respect rest saith secret seems sent side soon speak speech subjects taken thereof things thought true turn unto virtue wise young