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... quod alia multa habuerat quæ merito antecedere deberent . " - Rawley's preface to the Opera Moralia et Civilia , 1638 . 2 46 Though offensive wars for religion are seldom to be approved , or never , except aere be some mixture of civil ...
... quod alia multa habuerat quæ merito antecedere deberent . " - Rawley's preface to the Opera Moralia et Civilia , 1638 . 2 46 Though offensive wars for religion are seldom to be approved , or never , except aere be some mixture of civil ...
Side 13
... Quod etiam nunc ago . For " I think to proceed " the Cambridge MS . has " I have proceeded . " quibus non potuerim majra , cum tam insigni approbatione et honore pectare . 7 hominum , præsertim vulgaris judicii . ex- 8 per exempla ...
... Quod etiam nunc ago . For " I think to proceed " the Cambridge MS . has " I have proceeded . " quibus non potuerim majra , cum tam insigni approbatione et honore pectare . 7 hominum , præsertim vulgaris judicii . ex- 8 per exempla ...
Side 68
... Quod ad bonum finem dirigitur bonum , quod ad malum malum . ' The sheet on which this is written , and of which the rest is left blank , is docqueted in Bacon's hand , but apparently at a later period , Philologue , Colors of Good and ...
... Quod ad bonum finem dirigitur bonum , quod ad malum malum . ' The sheet on which this is written , and of which the rest is left blank , is docqueted in Bacon's hand , but apparently at a later period , Philologue , Colors of Good and ...
Side 75
... Quod ad veritatem refertur majus est quam quod ad opinionem . Modus autem et probatio ejus quod ad opinionem pertinet hæc est : quod quis si clam putaret fore , facturus non esset . 4. Quod rem integram servat bonum , quod sine receptu ...
... Quod ad veritatem refertur majus est quam quod ad opinionem . Modus autem et probatio ejus quod ad opinionem pertinet hæc est : quod quis si clam putaret fore , facturus non esset . 4. Quod rem integram servat bonum , quod sine receptu ...
Side 79
... Quod ad veritatem refertur majus est quam quod ad opinionem . Modus autem et probatio ejus quod ad opinionem pertinet hæc est , quod quis si clam putaret fore , facturus non esset . [ That which has relation to truth is greater than ...
... Quod ad veritatem refertur majus est quam quod ad opinionem . Modus autem et probatio ejus quod ad opinionem pertinet hæc est , quod quis si clam putaret fore , facturus non esset . [ That which has relation to truth is greater than ...
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Side 319 - I hold every man a debtor to his profession; from the which, as men of course do seek to receive countenance and profit, so ought they of duty to endeavor themselves, by way of amends, to be a help and ornament thereunto.
Side 809 - But little do men perceive what solitude is, and how far it extendeth. For a crowd is not company, and faces are but a gallery of pictures, and talk but a tinkling cymbal, where there is no love.
Side 271 - The world's a bubble and the Life of Man Less than a span In his conception wretched, from the womb So to the tomb; Curst from his cradle, and brought up to years With cares and fears. Who then to frail mortality shall trust, But limns on water, or but writes in dust. Yet...