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<p><note>Dutens views congenial to my own.</note> That if a man means <add>for example</add> to understand Optics<lb/>
he may read Newton's book upon<lb/>
the subject if he has nothing else to do<lb/>
(for it would be wrong entirely to neglect<lb/>
the moderns) but that the way to be deep<lb/>
in it is to read Euclid <add>de Diprice</add> because <del>a certain</del> <add>Archimedes</add><lb/>
(as a certain Tzetzes who lived some 800 <add>eight</add><lb/>
or ten hundred years after more or less<lb/>
says in some verses he <del><gap/></del> wrote upon<lb/>
he had heard) set the Roman <del>Ship's</del> <add>Fleet</add> on<lb/>
fire at the siege of Syracuse, <del>which</del> <add>by</add><lb/>
means of a <del><gap/></del> large of Looking-<del>glasses</del> <add>Glass:</add>, which<lb/>
seemed so pretty to the Romans <add>besiegers</add> that<lb/>
they sent their Ships one after another<lb/>
into the focus, and would not suffer a<lb/>
stick nor a stone to be flung [till they were<lb/>
all burnt] for fear of breaking it till it<lb/>
was put into its case.</p>


<p>That Relation has shown that utility is the<lb/>
measure of all our sound judgment on<lb/>
the morality of actions, and ought to be of<lb/>
all of them: but that the way to come<lb/>
at the bottom of the matter is to read<lb/>
<add>because</add> considering that ......... <hi rend='underline'>knew</hi><lb/>
of Original Sin, as well as if he had<lb/>
subscribed to the 39 Articles.</p>




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Dutens views congenial to my own. That if a man means for example to understand Optics
he may read Newton's book upon
the subject if he has nothing else to do
(for it would be wrong entirely to neglect
the moderns) but that the way to be deep
in it is to read Euclid de Diprice because a certain Archimedes
(as a certain Tzetzes who lived some 800 eight
or ten hundred years after more or less
says in some verses he wrote upon
he had heard) set the Roman Ship's Fleet on
fire at the siege of Syracuse, which by
means of a large of Looking-glasses Glass:, which
seemed so pretty to the Romans besiegers that
they sent their Ships one after another
into the focus, and would not suffer a
stick nor a stone to be flung [till they were
all burnt] for fear of breaking it till it
was put into its case.

That Relation has shown that utility is the
measure of all our sound judgment on
the morality of actions, and ought to be of
all of them: but that the way to come
at the bottom of the matter is to read
because considering that ......... knew
of Original Sin, as well as if he had
subscribed to the 39 Articles.



Identifier: | JB/096/344/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 96.

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096

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legislation

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344

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dutens

Image

001

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text sheet

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1

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recto

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Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

[[watermarks::gr [crown motif] [britannia with shield motif]]]

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31348

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