Character of Lord Bacon: His Life and WorksMaxwell, 1835 - 367 sider |
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Side vii
... Philosophy upon the progress of knowledge , chiefly with the view of showing how destitute of foundation is the opinion , that it did not accelerate the advancement of science - an opi- nion , indeed , so glaringly erroneous , that it ...
... Philosophy upon the progress of knowledge , chiefly with the view of showing how destitute of foundation is the opinion , that it did not accelerate the advancement of science - an opi- nion , indeed , so glaringly erroneous , that it ...
Side 2
... philosophy understood , or wisdom revered . To learn what was the life of so illustrious a character , to contemplate such unexam- pled excellence , cannot but tend , by exalting our conceptions of our own nature , to impart an unwonted ...
... philosophy understood , or wisdom revered . To learn what was the life of so illustrious a character , to contemplate such unexam- pled excellence , cannot but tend , by exalting our conceptions of our own nature , to impart an unwonted ...
Side 7
... Philosophy , -the finest work of philosophical genius which this age has seen . In reading it , a momentary regret may some- times pass through the fancy , that the author of the Novum Organum could not see the wonderful fruits of his ...
... Philosophy , -the finest work of philosophical genius which this age has seen . In reading it , a momentary regret may some- times pass through the fancy , that the author of the Novum Organum could not see the wonderful fruits of his ...
Side 27
... philosophical works , but even in this his first Law Tract . It is obvious , that the subject of this trea- " * Bacon's Works , vol . 5 , p . 350. ' I am in good hope , ' he adds , though in this he was mistaken , that when sir Edward ...
... philosophical works , but even in this his first Law Tract . It is obvious , that the subject of this trea- " * Bacon's Works , vol . 5 , p . 350. ' I am in good hope , ' he adds , though in this he was mistaken , that when sir Edward ...
Side 89
... philosophy . The author had no pattern , and his work hath no parallel . It operated like the birth of a new sun ; it divided the light from the darkness , and disclosed the high and ever- lasting firmament HIS LIFE AND WORKS . 89.
... philosophy . The author had no pattern , and his work hath no parallel . It operated like the birth of a new sun ; it divided the light from the darkness , and disclosed the high and ever- lasting firmament HIS LIFE AND WORKS . 89.
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