A Discourse of a Method for the Well Guiding of Reason: and the Discovery of Truth in the Sciences

· 1650

A Discourse _OF A_ METHOD For the well guiding of REASON, And the Discovery of _Truth_ In the SCIENCES. The Great DESCARTES (who may justly challenge the first place amongst the Philosophers of this Age) is the Author of this Discourse; which in the Originall was so well known, That it could be no mans but his own, that his Name was not affix'd to it: I need say no more either of Him or It; He is best made known by Himself, and his Writings want nothing but thy reading to commend them. But as those who cannot compasse the Originals of _Titian_ and _Van-Dyke_, are glad to adorne their Cabinets with the Copies of them; So be pleased favourably to receive his Picture from my hand, copied after…

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