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Page 159
... opinion is not sortable to the production of humane wit . Wee others , who debarre our judgement of the right to make conclusions , regard but negligently the diverse opinions and if we lend it not our judgement , we easily affoord it ...
... opinion is not sortable to the production of humane wit . Wee others , who debarre our judgement of the right to make conclusions , regard but negligently the diverse opinions and if we lend it not our judgement , we easily affoord it ...
Page 161
... opinions be not believed , and who take it as an injury , yea and fall out with their best friends , if they will not ... opinion of preheminence and disdaine of the adver- sary . And that by reason , it rather befits the weakest to ...
... opinions be not believed , and who take it as an injury , yea and fall out with their best friends , if they will not ... opinion of preheminence and disdaine of the adver- sary . And that by reason , it rather befits the weakest to ...
Page 289
... opinion and temerity to judge . This fantasie of Carneades , so vigorous ( as I imagine ) proceeded antiently , from the impudency of those , who make profession to know , and from their excessive selfe - overweening . Æsope was set to ...
... opinion and temerity to judge . This fantasie of Carneades , so vigorous ( as I imagine ) proceeded antiently , from the impudency of those , who make profession to know , and from their excessive selfe - overweening . Æsope was set to ...
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