The Works of Francis Bacon, Lord Chancellor of England, Volume 1Carey, 1841 |
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Page 147
... body and the organs thereof . The divided State of Man ....... 202 1. Man's body is of all things most susceptible of re- medy , but this remedy most susceptible of error . 2. No body is so variously compounded as the body of man . 1 ...
... body and the organs thereof . The divided State of Man ....... 202 1. Man's body is of all things most susceptible of re- medy , but this remedy most susceptible of error . 2. No body is so variously compounded as the body of man . 1 ...
Page 413
... bodies giving way at the impelling force , there is some- thing ; but why the motion should continue after the urging body is withdrawn , and consequently the necessary alternative of the weaker and stronger body mingling is at an end ...
... bodies giving way at the impelling force , there is some- thing ; but why the motion should continue after the urging body is withdrawn , and consequently the necessary alternative of the weaker and stronger body mingling is at an end ...
Page 451
... bodies thus extended or compressed , and that in a greater degree accords with the body itself , as , if the stretched cloth be warmed at the fire , it will not in any way make up for the thing , or extinopen and rarefy themselves ...
... bodies thus extended or compressed , and that in a greater degree accords with the body itself , as , if the stretched cloth be warmed at the fire , it will not in any way make up for the thing , or extinopen and rarefy themselves ...
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2 ix | xlix |
From the publication of the Wisdom of the | lviii |
ESSAYS | lxix |
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