Sir Thomas Browne's Science and Philosophy in Relation to His Religious Thought

able Anglican atheism attempt Averroes Bacon basilisk belief in witches Biathanatos bodies Book Bredvold Browne's causes Chain Chalmers Christian Morals Church of England concept Corpuscularian course creation decay Descartes divine divine shadow doctrine of effluvia Donne doubt Ecclesiastical Polity error exantlation experiment explain eyes fact faith feel felt Gilson Glanvill hath heavens Hermetic hieroglyph Hobbes Hooker human reason Hydriotaphia Ibid idea intellectual John Dryden Joseph Glanvill knowledge Law of Nature libertine man's matter means method microcosm mind miracles Montaigne motion Mutability mysteries Natural Law Neo-Platonic never opinion Osiris Philology philosophy points Pseudo Pseudodoxia Epidemica question quincunx rational recta ratio regard Religio Renaissance revelation Royal Society Sadducismus Triumphatus scholastic scientific Scripture Sebond seems sense Sir Thomas Browne skepticism soul sphere spirit stars studies teachings term theology things thinkers thought tion True Scientist understanding University unto Willey Willey points Williamson