Early Modern Europe: A Book of Source ReadingsHerbert Harvey Rowen, Carl J. Ekberg F. E. Peacock Publishers, 1973 - 470 σελίδες |
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Σελίδα 243
... established until such a level of understanding of what is being studied has been achieved that nomencla- ture will not be arbitrary or irrelevant but will arise out of essential ele- ments . The first major figure in modern science to ...
... established until such a level of understanding of what is being studied has been achieved that nomencla- ture will not be arbitrary or irrelevant but will arise out of essential ele- ments . The first major figure in modern science to ...
Σελίδα 253
... establish it ; and that it is not likely that the whole body of the sciences , or the manner of teaching them , as established in the Schools , can be remodeled . In respect , how- ever , of the opinions which I have hitherto been ...
... establish it ; and that it is not likely that the whole body of the sciences , or the manner of teaching them , as established in the Schools , can be remodeled . In respect , how- ever , of the opinions which I have hitherto been ...
Σελίδα 425
... establish only penalties that are absolutely and obvi- ously necessary ; and no one may be punished except by virtue of a law established and promulgated prior to the offence and legally applied . 9. Since every man is presumed innocent ...
... establish only penalties that are absolutely and obvi- ously necessary ; and no one may be punished except by virtue of a law established and promulgated prior to the offence and legally applied . 9. Since every man is presumed innocent ...
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CHAPTER ITHE RENAISSANCE | 1 |
Faith as Bondage to | 14 |
CHAPTER IITHE REFORMATION | 34 |
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Early Modern Europe: A Book of Source Readings Herbert Harvey Rowen,Carl J. Ekberg Προβολή αποσπασμάτων - 1973 |
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