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captious aviis, an to solve Doubi ; bythis means reedin Question out o Question, even a in the Comparison bove, of the Light, hen o carr it into ne Place, o sors ahe, an da rhen ali the rem so that the able of Scylla expresses to

km of earnm fiat under even the OΠ-tem p of the Vulgar, ho re generat lywon to despis Truth pon the account of Controversies aised abo ut it, and th in thevare ali ut of the way ho neve meet And when the se the Scuffles of Learnedolen one With another, abo ut atters of no

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Moment, tire eas it catch up that ab ingo Dionysias of S racise Verba ista sint senum otio fortim , This is nothin but be Tatile fota Men and omen that have nothos feto do. Notaeith standin must certain it is, Thatri the School-Men to thei unquench

PHANTASTICA LEARNING.

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pears by the writing o Plin', Cardanus, AL bertus, rand divers of the Arabians, hic areevery here fraught illi large and fabu-

nifesti convictes; to the huge Discredit ofNatura Philosophy, illi grave and ober Men. Where in in truth ohe is eo in and Integrit o Aristolle mines sortii, hora a- ving rote a diti gent an exquisit Historuo Liυin Creatures, ath ingle it so paringi With se ign dis sabulous atterra ut rather than do that he has cas ali the Prodigious Reporis, hicli e thought orthy

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TH Aris thenaseives, hicli ave ad more Intelligerace an Consedera cy ith I-naagination and Belies, than withraeason and Denaonstration, are chies Three, prolora batura Magiosi, an Alch the End of whicli ciences howeve are oble. For rotog professes to discove that Corres ponden cem Concatenation, hi chris etrueenthe Superior Globe and the Inferior tutura Magio pretendeth to cali and reduce Nais tura Philotophy romoariet os peculations to the Magnitude of orks. Achst

underlahes o separate an extrach the Heterogeneous and unlike Paris of Things whichare id an incorpora te in Natura Bodies, and to res ne and depurate Bodies thenaseives, that a re staine an sollex; to et a libertyfuch as are sun an imprisonex; and tobring to perfectio lachris are uia ripe. ut the way and Method whicli are presumedio ea to these Ends both in the Theoryand in the Practis of thos Aris, are fuit os Error an Tristing. et uret to laby this Right is diae, that it ma trul be compared to the Husbandinan in bost, hole- in about o de part his Lila, told his Sons, That he had est theni a grea Quantit ofGold, bitris Di his in arri ut id notremember the particula Place otio hen

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None, O CVer, by reason of thei stirringata digging the old ab ut the oots of thei Vines, the had a very great intage the ea folio ruing. So the strenuousiains, and might Stir of Chyini sis, abo ut in ahingGold, have pen' the Way to a grea Num-ber of nobi Inventions and EX perimentS, singulari adapted as et to the disclosingo Nature, as to the Uses of Humantis e. NO a so that Credulity, whicli has invested certain Authors of Sciences illi akind of Dictatoria Poweruo give La - , OtSe ratorian, o ive Ad vice : his has beenos infinite Damage to Sciences, a the principa Caus that has depre 'd an hept themso ON, that they have been heariles Without an notable Growth o Advancement. Fora ence it halli come to passi, that in Aris Mechanicat, the sirs Projector have been stor in thei Inventions and Time has supplied and persected the est 'ut in Sciences, the first Authors have gone furthest, and Time has impatrM and corrupte much. So in se Artillery, atting, Print in g, ere in

thei Beginning imperfect and n a man- ne formiess, and grossi managed , ut in Progress of Time accommoda ted an refined. But contrari Nise, the Philosophies an Sei- ences of Aristotis, Plato, Democritus Lippo crates, Eucli , Archimedes, were os mos vigor unde thos very Authors, an in pro-

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scentem credere, a Learner ought to bellet e 9

learn V the Art andio an absolute Resignatior of thei Liber ty, and a perpetuation-dage of thei Under standing. here fore toconclude his Potnt, I Nil sayio more illa athlso Let great Author so have thei duo Honour, as that , do mo D derogate frona Time, hicli is the Author of Authors, and Parent of Truth.

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open three Distemper o Distaea se of earn in D; besides which there are sonae ther,

conservi disses Whicli, ne-verthel esse, a re not so occult, or secret, ut that they ali unde a popular Observationand Censure, and theres ore rei no means tot passed Ver. TH First of thesei an Assectation of tWo Extremes, Antiquit and ovetur herein ille Daughters of Time tali after thematureand Malice of the ather: For a Time de-vour his Child ren, o do these ne an Other,

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teri turn ut an re e the oldci Surei the Ad vice of the Prophet is the rue Directionim this Casei Stando et on the old aths, and se here is the good and thes right and wal therein cierem vi. 16 Antiqui ty

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in intellectuat atters this is much . more common, a may be een in os of the Proposinion in Eucli , hich, besere they a re demonstrated seem strange, an notia siu tobe alsente Dion ut after Demonstration, the

AN OTHER Error, o Assinit withtheior mer, is a Concei of tho se hora hin k, stat of at Secis, and antient opinions, after the had cera examine an iis ted the bestii ill prevail'd, and suppress' the est. here fore the conceive is a Manciliouldbegin his Search and Examination , new, Cmus: ne ed light upo iam opinion thal