former, ormore knowne Proportions, lliould lofe his labour, fith thereis none before them more certaine, nor more knowne to prouethis eonclufion wtthail then they : for tovnderltand the truthof theie prcmifes,it fufficeth onely to know the fignification ofthetcrmes, and to haue fome experience of… … of Logic ke. 143 CHAP. XVIIT.Of the certaimte of mans knowledge. Hereof dcpendeth the ceruintit of CM am k»oiv-let. ct ? Of three things, that is, of vniuerfall expe-rience, of principles, and of naturall knowledgerhat a man haih in iudging or Confequents:forthefe bee three infallible rules of…
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