Discoveries, 1641: Conversations with William Drummond of Hawthornden, 1619Barnes & Noble, 1966 - 134 Seiten |
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... labour : Opere pascitur . sunt . There is a more secret Cause : and the power of Non vulgi liberall studies lyes more hid , then that it can bee wrought out by profane wits . It is not every mans way to hit . They are men ( I confesse ) ...
... labour : Opere pascitur . sunt . There is a more secret Cause : and the power of Non vulgi liberall studies lyes more hid , then that it can bee wrought out by profane wits . It is not every mans way to hit . They are men ( I confesse ) ...
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... labour in teaching others , that they should not be alwayes to bee taught ; and I would bring my Precepts into practise . For rules are ever of lesse force , and valew , then experiments . Yet with this purpose , rather to shew the ...
... labour in teaching others , that they should not be alwayes to bee taught ; and I would bring my Precepts into practise . For rules are ever of lesse force , and valew , then experiments . Yet with this purpose , rather to shew the ...
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... labour in study , then in Age ; for the sense of the paine , the Platonis . judgement of the labour is absent , they doe not measure what they have done . And it is the thought , and consideration , that affects us more , then the ...
... labour in study , then in Age ; for the sense of the paine , the Platonis . judgement of the labour is absent , they doe not measure what they have done . And it is the thought , and consideration , that affects us more , then the ...
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