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... reason was never completed . To the close of his life we find Blake more or less unable to distinguish between fact and fancy ; between what he had learnt from other artists , or from the books which he was illustrating , and the ...
... reason of this change in style . The copies , however , are sufficient to give readers a fair idea of the original ; and will , we think , be a source of deep interest to all , who , not discouraged by certain limitations rather than ...
... Ernst H. F. Meyer , Geschichte der Botanik , ' i . § History of the Inductive Sciences , ' i . pp . 6 , 7 . + Ibid . , p . 153 . p . 3 . other other words sense and reason . Neither of these elements Aristotle's History of Animals . 29.
... reason ,, and facts to reason upon . In the early ages of the world we may say without hesitation that there was no science in the true sense of the term . Know- ledge for the simple sake of knowledge had no existence . Of speculative ...
... reason to doubt its genuineness . Aristotle's Natural History ' as Külb observes in his introduction , formed a connected whole according to its whole philosophical system , but the chain - of whose existence there still is clear ...