Critical, Historical and Miscellaneous Essays, المجلد 2Sheldon, 1860 |
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الصفحة 78
... Lord Bacon speak for us : mus eam esse demonstrandi formam , quæ sensum tue- tur , et naturam premit , et operibus imminet , ac fere immiscetur . Itaque ordo quoque demonstrandi plane invertitur . Adhuc enim res ita geri consuevit , ut ...
... Lord Bacon speak for us : mus eam esse demonstrandi formam , quæ sensum tue- tur , et naturam premit , et operibus imminet , ac fere immiscetur . Itaque ordo quoque demonstrandi plane invertitur . Adhuc enim res ita geri consuevit , ut ...
الصفحة 85
... Lord where is the gain ? Is not every great question al- ready enveloped in a sufficiently dark cloud of unmean- ing words ? Is it so difficult for a man to cant some one or more of the good old English cants which his 66 - father and ...
... Lord where is the gain ? Is not every great question al- ready enveloped in a sufficiently dark cloud of unmean- ing words ? Is it so difficult for a man to cant some one or more of the good old English cants which his 66 - father and ...
الصفحة 102
... Lord Bacon . The Westminster Reviewer is unable to discover the meaning of our extracts from the Novum Organum , and expresses himself as follows : " The quotations from Lord Bacon are misapplications , such as anybody may make to any ...
... Lord Bacon . The Westminster Reviewer is unable to discover the meaning of our extracts from the Novum Organum , and expresses himself as follows : " The quotations from Lord Bacon are misapplications , such as anybody may make to any ...
الصفحة 103
... Lord Bacon's Latin . We will therefore attempt to make our meaning clearer . He rea- What Lord Bacon blames in the schoolmen of his time is this , that they reasoned syllogistically on words which had not been defined with precision ...
... Lord Bacon's Latin . We will therefore attempt to make our meaning clearer . He rea- What Lord Bacon blames in the schoolmen of his time is this , that they reasoned syllogistically on words which had not been defined with precision ...
الصفحة 123
... lord of the bedchamber . But does it therefore follow that every man , whatever his habits or feelings may be , would , if he knew his own happi- ness , become a clerk rather than a cornet , or goldstick in waiting rather than governor ...
... lord of the bedchamber . But does it therefore follow that every man , whatever his habits or feelings may be , would , if he knew his own happi- ness , become a clerk rather than a cornet , or goldstick in waiting rather than governor ...
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