The Philosophy of the Inductive Sciences, Founded Upon Their History, Τόμος 2

already ancient Aphorism appears applied Aristotelian Aristotle assert Astronomy axioms Bacon bodies causes classification conceive conceptions connexion consider Consilience deductive reasoning Definition Descartes discovered discovery distinct doctrine elements ellipse employed endeavoured epicycles errour established exact example experience expressed facts force Francis Bacon Galileo Geometry Greek Hist History of Science hypotheses Induction inference inquiry instance intellectual invention involve Kepler kind knowledge labours language laws of motion laws of phenomena ledge Logic manner mathematical maxim means measure mechanical method mind Mineralogy mode names Natural Philosophy nature Newton objects observation obtained opinions Optics Opus Majus Organon pheno philosophy physical planets Plato polarization portion principles progress propositions reason reference reform reject rigorous Roger Bacon rules says scientific sect seen sensation sense space speak speculations step suppositions theory things thought tion true truth vera causa words writers