Roger Bacon — "The study of music, as it is commonly taught, is of little utility."
The study of music, as it is commonly taught, is of little utility.
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"Experimental science is the mistress of all speculative sciences."
"For without experiment nothing can be sufficiently known. Therefore, he who wishes to be certain of the truths of things must have recourse to experiment."
"Theology itself, which is the queen of the sciences, cannot be perfect without philosophy."
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