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Side 16
That they were set down not as he read , but from memory afterwards , I infer from the fact that many of the quotations are slightly inaccurate . And because so many out of the same volume come together , and in order , I conclude that ...
That they were set down not as he read , but from memory afterwards , I infer from the fact that many of the quotations are slightly inaccurate . And because so many out of the same volume come together , and in order , I conclude that ...
Side 19
I. It is a fact worth knowing , for it may serve as a caution and encouragement both , and it is one of those which the reverence of posterity is too apt to overlook or keep out of sight , — that the various accomplishments for which ...
I. It is a fact worth knowing , for it may serve as a caution and encouragement both , and it is one of those which the reverence of posterity is too apt to overlook or keep out of sight , — that the various accomplishments for which ...
Side 25
... and if I were to attempt to make another selection from his I should only be adding a few more sentences of the same kind as those just given " ; several of which do in fact come from Erasmus and some from the Bible . IV .
... and if I were to attempt to make another selection from his I should only be adding a few more sentences of the same kind as those just given " ; several of which do in fact come from Erasmus and some from the Bible . IV .
Side 87
And therefore it was an idle fiction of the poets to make Hope the antidote of human diseases , because it mitigates the pain of them ; whereas it is in fact an inflammation and exasperation of them rather , multiplying and making them ...
And therefore it was an idle fiction of the poets to make Hope the antidote of human diseases , because it mitigates the pain of them ; whereas it is in fact an inflammation and exasperation of them rather , multiplying and making them ...
Side 95
But the fact is that whatever does not depend upon God as author and principle , by links and subordinate degrees , the same will be instead of God , and a new principle MEDITATIONES SACRÆ . 95.
But the fact is that whatever does not depend upon God as author and principle , by links and subordinate degrees , the same will be instead of God , and a new principle MEDITATIONES SACRÆ . 95.
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Bibliografiske oplysninger
| 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 |