Note 612 — Chapter IX · BRUNO IN THE HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY
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De Augm. i. p. 466; cf. Bruno’s Cena, Lag. 177. 27. Elsewhere, however, Bacon condemns the habit of “some of the moderns,” who have attempted to base natural philosophy upon the first chapter of Genesis and the Book of Job, and other sacred scriptures.—Nov. Org. i. ax. 65.