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... learned men are fittest to judge or censure . grave , Logicke and Rhetoricke able to contend . [ Text : 1597 ] OF STUDIES Studies serve for Delight , for Ornament , and for Ability . Their Chiefe Use for De- light , is in Privatenesse ...
... learned men are fittest to judge or censure . grave , Logicke and Rhetoricke able to contend . [ Text : 1597 ] OF STUDIES Studies serve for Delight , for Ornament , and for Ability . Their Chiefe Use for De- light , is in Privatenesse ...
Pagina 60
... learned men , have beene Arch heretiques , how learned times have been enclined to Atheisme , and how the contemplation of second Causes doth derogate from our dependance upon God , who is the first cause . To discover then the ...
... learned men , have beene Arch heretiques , how learned times have been enclined to Atheisme , and how the contemplation of second Causes doth derogate from our dependance upon God , who is the first cause . To discover then the ...
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... learned men have beene hereticall , whilest they have sought to flye up to the secrets of the Deitie by the waxen winges of the Sences : And as for the conceite that too much 40 knowledge should encline a man to Atheisme , and that the ...
... learned men have beene hereticall , whilest they have sought to flye up to the secrets of the Deitie by the waxen winges of the Sences : And as for the conceite that too much 40 knowledge should encline a man to Atheisme , and that the ...
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