Of the advancement and proficience of learning: or, The partitions of sciences, nine books (1674)
Bacon, Francis, 1561-1626, Watts, Gilbert, d. 1657 · London : T. Williams · leaf 62
but Manfurveyingthe tporkj his hands had wrought, faxv that all was vanityand vexation of Spirit, and found no Kejl : Wherefore ifwe labour with diligence , and vigilance in Thy worlds ithou wilt mah^ us Participants of thy Vifion^ and of thySabbath. We humbly fupplicate , that we may be of… … THE GENERAL ARGUMENT Of the Nine Books. LIB. I, Is Proemial to the Inftauration of Sciences. § Reportsthe DISCREDITS of LEARNING. § The DIGNITY ofLEARNING. TIB= II. Declares the ADVANCEMENT of LEARNING. § In-^ ftrumental. § Effential, in the Partition of Sciences, intoHISTORY. § POESY. § PHILOS. §…
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