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... lines from Seneca , Horace , Virgil , Ovid , - succeed each other according to some law which , in the absence of all notes or ... together with the great design which he was meditating , to be connected by a common sentiment .
... lines from Seneca , Horace , Virgil , Ovid , - succeed each other according to some law which , in the absence of all notes or ... together with the great design which he was meditating , to be connected by a common sentiment .
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و 1 by evidence of reason , ” and in fact “ to correct the law . ... Vulgaria in Jure ; being the ordinary matters , rules and cases admitted for law ; to take away shew of being imperfect or unready in common matters ; together with ...
و 1 by evidence of reason , ” and in fact “ to correct the law . ... Vulgaria in Jure ; being the ordinary matters , rules and cases admitted for law ; to take away shew of being imperfect or unready in common matters ; together with ...
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It appeared to me to be merely a common - place book after the fashion of the Cases of Treason , & c . , setting down the ordinary Common Law Prerogatives , and not to contain anything interesting as regards Bacon's opinions on the ...
It appeared to me to be merely a common - place book after the fashion of the Cases of Treason , & c . , setting down the ordinary Common Law Prerogatives , and not to contain anything interesting as regards Bacon's opinions on the ...
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MS . it appears to be designed to introduce exactly one hundred Rules , instead of the “ some few ” of the common text . On the whole , I think the probable solution is , that at an early date in Bacon's law studies he conceived the ...
MS . it appears to be designed to introduce exactly one hundred Rules , instead of the “ some few ” of the common text . On the whole , I think the probable solution is , that at an early date in Bacon's law studies he conceived the ...
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... it was not possible but that not only suits in law should multiply and increase , whereof always a great part are ... coming so soon after the reforming of so many imperfections in the common laws as were by the statutes of the King ...
... it was not possible but that not only suits in law should multiply and increase , whereof always a great part are ... coming so soon after the reforming of so many imperfections in the common laws as were by the statutes of the King ...
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| Titel | Literary and professional works Bind 14 af The Works of Francis Bacon, Douglas Denon Heath |
| Forfatter | Francis Bacon |
| Redaktører | James Spedding, Robert Leslie Ellis, Douglas Denon Heath |
| Udgiver | Hurd and Houghton, 1861 |
| Oprindeligt fra | Pennsylvania State University |
| Digitaliseret | 31. okt 2012 |
| Eksporter henvisning | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |