text,updated_at,metaphor,created_at,context,theme,reviewed_on,dictionary,comments,provenance,id,work_id "Experiments and observations alone ought to guide us here. These we find in abundance, in the writings of such physicians as were philosophers, and not in those philosophers, who were unacquainted with physic. The former have explored and unravelled the labyrinth of Man. They alone have discovered to us those hidden springs concealed under a cover, which hides from us so many wonders. They alone in a philosophical consideration of the soul, have a thousand times surprized it in it's misery and grandeur; without despising it in one of these conditions, or idolizing it in the other. [...]
(p. 5) ",2013-07-16 19:09:52 UTC,"""The former have explored and unravelled the labyrinth of Man. They alone have discovered to us those hidden springs concealed under a cover, which hides from us so many wonders.""",2013-07-16 19:09:52 UTC,"","",,"","",Reading,21797,7547