No More Learning

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Table Talk . . . edited by Milward, R. 1689. Ed. Reynolds, S. H. Oxford, 1892.
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THOMAS STANLEY
The History of Philosophy: containing The Lives, Opinions, Actions and
Discourses of the Philosophers of every Sect. 1655.
HENRY STUBBE
The Commonwealth of Oceana put into the Ballance. 1660.
Campanella revived, or an inquiry into the history of the Royal Society.
1670.
JEREMY TAYLOR
Ductor Dubitantium, or the Rule of Conscience in all her measures; serving
as a great Instrument for the determination of Cases of Conscience.
1660.
THOMAS TENISON
The Creed of Mr Hobbes examined. 1670.
JAMES TYRRELL
Patriarcha non Monarcha. 1681.
A Brief Disquisition of the Law of Nature. . . as also confutations of. . .
Hobbs's principles. 1692.
JOHN WALLIS
Truth tried, or Animadversions on a Treatise published by Robert lord Brook.
1643.
Elenchus geometriae Hobbianae. Oxford, 1655.
Due correction for Mr Hobbes; or schoole discipline, for not saying his
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Hobbiani puncti dispunctio. . . in answer to M. Hobs's oriyual. Oxford, 1657.
Hobbius heauton-timorumenos. Oxford, 1662.
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SETH WARD
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Vindiciae academiarum, . . . with an appendix concerning what M. Hobbs and
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Institutionum Peripateticarum ad mentem . . . K. Digbaei pars theorica.
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Sciri, sive sceptices et scepticorum à jure disputationis exclusio. 1663.


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CHAPTER XIII
SCHOLARS AND SCHOLARSHIP, 1600-60
I. AUTHORITIES
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For an account of rhetoric study see Mair, G. H. , Introduction to reprint
of Wilson's Art of Rhetoric, Oxford, 1909. ;
II. CONTEMPORARY WORKS OF GENERAL LEARNING
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