Novum Organum
Novum Organum
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Digitized by Google NOVUM OBQASUM 116 In like xnaimer the operaiiYe braiLoli, wbkk answen to thia oontemplative branch, extenda and advanoee its opera- tion from that whieh is Qsnallj obeerved in nature, to other BnbjectB immediatelj conneoted with it, or not very remote from anch immediate connection. Bat the higher and radi- cal operations apon natare depend entirely on the primary axioma. Besides, even where man has not the meana of actingf bat only of acqairing knowledge, as in astronomj (f...or man cannot act apon, change» or transform the heavenlj bodies)^ tbe investigation of facts or ^uth, as well as the knowledge of causes and coincidences, mast be refared to those primarj and nniversal azioms that regard simple na- tares; sach as the natare of spontaneoas rotation, attraction, or the magnetic force, and man j otbers which are more com- mon than the heavenlj bodies themselves. For let no one hope to determine the qaestion whether tbe earth or heaven revolve in the diomal motion, anless he hfive first compre- hended the nature of spontaneoas rotation.
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Digitized by Google NOVUM OBQASUM 116 In like xnaimer the operaiiYe braiLoli, wbkk answen to thia oontemplative branch, extenda and advanoee its opera- tion from that whieh is Qsnallj obeerved in nature, to other BnbjectB immediatelj conneoted with it, or not very remote from anch immediate connection. Bat the higher and radi- cal operations apon natare depend entirely on the primary axioma. Besides, even where man has not the meana of actingf bat only of acqairing knowledge, as in astronomj (f...or man cannot act apon, change» or transform the heavenlj bodies)^ tbe investigation of facts or ^uth, as well as the knowledge of causes and coincidences, mast be refared to those primarj and nniversal azioms that regard simple na- tares; sach as the natare of spontaneoas rotation, attraction, or the magnetic force, and man j otbers which are more com- mon than the heavenlj bodies themselves. For let no one hope to determine the qaestion whether tbe earth or heaven revolve in the diomal motion, anless he hfive first compre- hended the nature of spontaneoas rotation.
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