Essays and New AtlantisVan Nostrand, 1942 - 302 pages |
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Page 135
... body more and trouble it less . Despise no new accident in your body , but ask opin- ion of it . In sickness , respect health principally ; and in health , action ; for those that put their bodies to endure in health , may , in most ...
... body more and trouble it less . Despise no new accident in your body , but ask opin- ion of it . In sickness , respect health principally ; and in health , action ; for those that put their bodies to endure in health , may , in most ...
Page 182
... body and the mind , and where nature erreth in the one , she ven- tureth in the other : Ubi peccat in uno , periclitatur in altero . But because there is in man an election , touching the frame of his mind , and a necessity in the frame ...
... body and the mind , and where nature erreth in the one , she ven- tureth in the other : Ubi peccat in uno , periclitatur in altero . But because there is in man an election , touching the frame of his mind , and a necessity in the frame ...
Page 290
... bodies , and not of water , thunders , light- nings ; also generations of bodies in air - as frogs , flies , and divers others . " We have also ... body 74 Reinforcing . from arefaction ; 75 and others for the confirming of 290 Francis Bacon.
... bodies , and not of water , thunders , light- nings ; also generations of bodies in air - as frogs , flies , and divers others . " We have also ... body 74 Reinforcing . from arefaction ; 75 and others for the confirming of 290 Francis Bacon.
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