Sir Thomas Browne An Appreciation With Some of the Best Passages of the Physi
Sir Thomas Browne An Appreciation With Some of the Best Passages of the Physi
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Only they two turned all their splendid and unapproached imagination to the true, and full, and final Objects of Christian faith. Only to them two was their magnificent imagination the substance of things hoped for, and the evidence of things not seen. And though the Religio does not at all rank with the Commedia and the Aurora^ at the same time, it springs up from, and it is strengthened and sweetened by the same intellectual and spiritual root. Up through all ' the weeds and Appreciation and ...Introduction 41 tares of his brain/ as Sir Thomas himself calls them, his imagination and his faith shot, and sprang, and spread, till they covered with their finest fruits his whole mind, and heart, and life.
Sir Thomas Browne was a noble illustration of Bacon's noble law. For Sir Thomas carried all his studies, experiments, and operations to such a depth in his own mind, and heart, and imagination, that he was able to testify to all his fellow-physicians that he who studies man and medicine deeply enough will meet with as many intellectual, and scientific, and religious adven- tures every day as any traveller will meet with in Africa itself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Only they two turned all their splendid and unapproached imagination to the true, and full, and final Objects of Christian faith. Only to them two was their magnificent imagination the substance of things hoped for, and the evidence of things not seen. And though the Religio does not at all rank with the Commedia and the Aurora^ at the same time, it springs up from, and it is strengthened and sweetened by the same intellectual and spiritual root. Up through all ' the weeds and Appreciation and ...Introduction 41 tares of his brain/ as Sir Thomas himself calls them, his imagination and his faith shot, and sprang, and spread, till they covered with their finest fruits his whole mind, and heart, and life.
Sir Thomas Browne was a noble illustration of Bacon's noble law. For Sir Thomas carried all his studies, experiments, and operations to such a depth in his own mind, and heart, and imagination, that he was able to testify to all his fellow-physicians that he who studies man and medicine deeply enough will meet with as many intellectual, and scientific, and religious adven- tures every day as any traveller will meet with in Africa itself.
What to read after Sir Thomas Browne An Appreciation With Some of the Best Passages of the Physi?
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