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... whereof artificial is , when the mind maketh a prediction by argument , concluding upon signs and tokens : natural is , when the mind hath a presentation by an internal power , without the inducement of a sign . Artificial is of two ...
... whereof artificial is , when the mind maketh a prediction by argument , concluding upon signs and tokens : natural is , when the mind hath a presentation by an internal power , without the inducement of a sign . Artificial is of two ...
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... whereof the one may be termed ma- gistral , and the other of probation . The latter whereof seemeth to be via deserta et interclusa . For as knowledges are now delivered , there is a kind of contract of error , between the deliverer and ...
... whereof the one may be termed ma- gistral , and the other of probation . The latter whereof seemeth to be via deserta et interclusa . For as knowledges are now delivered , there is a kind of contract of error , between the deliverer and ...
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... whereof the one is unctuous , and the other is astringent . And certain it is , that those two natures do best repress fumes . This experiment would be trans- ferred unto other wine and strong beer , by putting in some like substances ...
... whereof the one is unctuous , and the other is astringent . And certain it is , that those two natures do best repress fumes . This experiment would be trans- ferred unto other wine and strong beer , by putting in some like substances ...
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BOOK | viii |
Valerius Terminus of the Interpretation | viii |
PHILOSOPHICAL WORKS | xli |
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