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De Sapientia Veterum: ...some being more modern, some more ancient, some having in their thoughts natural philosophy, others civil affairs... It will be found (if I mistake not) that though the subjects be old, yet the matter is new; while leaving behind us the open and level parts, we bend our way towards the nobler heights that rise beyond.

De Sapientia Veterum: ...some being more modern, some more ancient, some having in their thoughts natural philosophy, others civil affairs... It will be found (if I mistake not) that though the subjects be old, yet the matter is new; while leaving behind us the open and level parts, we bend our way towards the nobler heights that rise beyond.

De Sapientia Veterum: ...some being more modern, some more ancient, some having in their thoughts natural philosophy, others civil affairs... It will be found (if I mistake not) that though the subjects be old, yet the matter is new; while leaving behind us the open and level parts, we bend our way towards the nobler heights that rise beyond.

De Sapientia Veterum: ...some being more modern, some more ancient, some having in their thoughts natural philosophy, others civil affairs... It will be found (if I mistake not) that though the subjects be old, yet the matter is new; while leaving behind us the open and level parts, we bend our way towards the nobler heights that rise beyond.

De Sapientia Veterum: ...some being more modern, some more ancient, some having in their thoughts natural philosophy, others civil affairs... It will be found (if I mistake not) that though the subjects be old, yet the matter is new; while leaving behind us the open and level parts, we bend our way towards the nobler heights that rise beyond.

Having read all the “Essays” part, I feel quite enlightened. As Bacon says in his "Of Studies", "Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested", his “Essays” doubtlessly belongs to the kind that is worthy of...

Having read all the “Essays” part, I feel quite enlightened. As Bacon says in his "Of Studies", "Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested", his “Essays” doubtlessly belongs to the kind that is worthy of...

Having read all the “Essays” part, I feel quite enlightened. As Bacon says in his "Of Studies", "Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested", his “Essays” doubtlessly belongs to the kind that is worthy of...

Having read all the “Essays” part, I feel quite enlightened. As Bacon says in his "Of Studies", "Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested", his “Essays” doubtlessly belongs to the kind that is worthy of...

Having read all the “Essays” part, I feel quite enlightened. As Bacon says in his "Of Studies", "Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested", his “Essays” doubtlessly belongs to the kind that is worthy of...