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... speak not now of such parts of learning as the imagination produceth , but of such sciences as handle and consider of the imagi- nation ; no more than we shall speak now of such knowledges as reason produceth , for that extendeth to all ...
... speak not now of such parts of learning as the imagination produceth , but of such sciences as handle and consider of the imagi- nation ; no more than we shall speak now of such knowledges as reason produceth , for that extendeth to all ...
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... speak too great upon a promise . The invention of speech or argument is not pro- perly an invention ; for to invent , is to discover that we know not , and not to recover or resummon that which we already know ; and the use of this ...
... speak too great upon a promise . The invention of speech or argument is not pro- perly an invention ; for to invent , is to discover that we know not , and not to recover or resummon that which we already know ; and the use of this ...
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... speak through a trunk stopped at the the Sein in stacks , and not in boats , laid there , as it farther end , you shall find a blast return upon your seemeth , for their ease . Speaking at the one end , mouth , but no sound at all . The ...
... speak through a trunk stopped at the the Sein in stacks , and not in boats , laid there , as it farther end , you shall find a blast return upon your seemeth , for their ease . Speaking at the one end , mouth , but no sound at all . The ...
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BOOK | viii |
Valerius Terminus of the Interpretation | viii |
PHILOSOPHICAL WORKS | xli |
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