Bacons Novum Organum
Bacons Novum Organum
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See note 73 on Aph. 40.
2 This example is only true with some qualification. A magnet de- velopes magnetism in iron (this is called magnetic induction], and hence the piece of iron itself becomes a magnet, often supporting in turn another piece of iron, and so on, according to the power of the magnet, and the minuteness of the pieces. The way in which iron filings become attached to the poles of magnets is a familiar illustration of this principle. But, of course, there are limits to magnetic i...nduction, and the last piece of iron in the series, being itself so feebly magnetised as to be unable to support another, would furnish an example of what Bacon means. What, however, he more probably has in view is the still more common case, where the first piece of iron in contact with the magnet is unable to sustain any weight, either from being itself of some size, or from the feeble power of the magnet, or from a combination of both these circumstances.
3 Cp. I. 73, Si, ii. 3 ad fin. , and the numerous other passages in which this idea occurs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
See note 73 on Aph. 40.
2 This example is only true with some qualification. A magnet de- velopes magnetism in iron (this is called magnetic induction], and hence the piece of iron itself becomes a magnet, often supporting in turn another piece of iron, and so on, according to the power of the magnet, and the minuteness of the pieces. The way in which iron filings become attached to the poles of magnets is a familiar illustration of this principle. But, of course, there are limits to magnetic i...nduction, and the last piece of iron in the series, being itself so feebly magnetised as to be unable to support another, would furnish an example of what Bacon means. What, however, he more probably has in view is the still more common case, where the first piece of iron in contact with the magnet is unable to sustain any weight, either from being itself of some size, or from the feeble power of the magnet, or from a combination of both these circumstances.
3 Cp. I. 73, Si, ii. 3 ad fin. , and the numerous other passages in which this idea occurs.
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