...practically infinitesimal. 1 "My way of discovering sciences goes far to level men's wits, and leaves but little to individual excellence, because it performs...everything by the surest rules and demonstrations." (Novum Organum, bk. 1, 122.) 7. And this involves that the reputed moral contribution of a Socrates...

...work in hand hereafter. For my way of discovering sciences goes far to level men's wits, and leaves but little to individual excellence ; because it performs...good luck than to ability, and account it a birth of tune rather than of wit. For certainly chance has something to do with men's thoughts, as well as with...

...work in hand hereafter. For my way of discovering sciences goes far to level men's wits, and leaves but little to individual excellence ; because it performs...demonstrations. And therefore I attribute my part m all this, as I have often said, rather to good luck than to ability, and account it a birth of time...

...work in hand hereafter. For my way of discovering sciences goes far to level men's wits, and leaves but little to individual excellence; because it performs...men's thoughts, as well as with their works and deeds. cxxin. I may say then of myself that which one said in jest (since it marks the distinction so truly),...

...work in hand hereafter. For my way of discovering sciences goes far to level men's wits, and leaves but little to individual excellence ; because it performs...men's thoughts, as well as with their works and deeds. CXXIII. I may say then of myself that which one said in jest (since it marks the distinction so truly),...

...primary notions, there must have been some true discoveries to correct the false. But the errors being fundamental, and not so much of false judgment as...men's thoughts, as well as with their works and deeds. cxxnt. I may say then of myself that which one said in jest (since it marks the distinction so truly),...

...primary notions, there must have been some true discoveries to correct the false. But the errors being fundamental, and not so much of false judgment as...account it a birth of time rather than of wit. For certainlv chance has something to do with men's thoughts, as well as with their works and deeds. •...

...wonder that men have not obtained what they have not tried for, nor reached a mark which they never se» up, nor finished a course which they never entered...men's thoughts, as well as with their works and deeds. cxxin. I may say then of myself that which one said in jest (since it marks the distinction so truly),...

...exactly with my plan. . . For my way of discovering sciences goes far to level men's wits, and leaves but little to individual excellence ; because it performs...everything by the surest rules and demonstrations. To show that we do not strain Bacon's meaning, we add what is said by Hooke, whom we have already mentioned...

...exactly with my plan. . . For my way of discovering sciences goes far to level men's wits, and leaves but little to individual excellence; because it performs everything by the surest rales and demonstrations. To show that we do not strain Bacon's meaning, we add what is said by Hooke,...