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Francis Bacon
The advancement of learning
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four
   Book, Chapter

 1    Int     |     was, in fact, extended to four years. The Queen was offended.
 2      1, IV |    vulgar sort; so that these four causes concurring—the admiration
 3      2, Int|    and places of learning are four—foundations and buildings,
 4      2, X  |      good of man’s body is of four kinds—health, beauty, strength,
 5      2, XII|     The arts intellectual are four in number, divided according
 6      2, XII|        So as the arts must be four—art of inquiry or invention;
 7      2, XIV| subjects. For there being but four kinds of demonstrations,
 8      2, XIX|      parts of twenty are two, four, five, and ten. So as these
 9      2, XXV|      Inditer of them did know four things which no man attains
10      2, XXV|       two do result and issue four main branches of divinity:

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