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Idea of God . appear , if we could disco . 36. No ideas in our complex ver the primary ones of one of spirits , but those their minute parts . got from sensation or re12. Our faculties of discovery flection . suited to our state . 37.
Idea of God . appear , if we could disco . 36. No ideas in our complex ver the primary ones of one of spirits , but those their minute parts . got from sensation or re12. Our faculties of discovery flection . suited to our state . 37.
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No idea , as an appear . adequate without being so . ance in the mind , true 24. Fourthly , When judged to or false . represent the real essence . 4. Ideas referred to any 25.
No idea , as an appear . adequate without being so . ance in the mind , true 24. Fourthly , When judged to or false . represent the real essence . 4. Ideas referred to any 25.
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... which we never suspect , because they never appear in sensible effects . Powers make § . 10. Powers therefore justly make a a great part great part of our complex ideas of subof our comstances . He that will examine his complex plex ...
... which we never suspect , because they never appear in sensible effects . Powers make § . 10. Powers therefore justly make a a great part great part of our complex ideas of subof our comstances . He that will examine his complex plex ...
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Blood to the naked eye appears all red ; but by a good microscope , wherein its lesser parts appear , shows only some few globules of red , swimming in a pellucid liquor : and how these red globules would appear , if glasses could be ...
Blood to the naked eye appears all red ; but by a good microscope , wherein its lesser parts appear , shows only some few globules of red , swimming in a pellucid liquor : and how these red globules would appear , if glasses could be ...
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But it appears not , that God intended we should have a perfect , clear , and adequate knowledge of them : that perhaps is not in the comprehension of any finite being . We are furnished with faculties ( dull and weak as they are ) to ...
But it appears not , that God intended we should have a perfect , clear , and adequate knowledge of them : that perhaps is not in the comprehension of any finite being . We are furnished with faculties ( dull and weak as they are ) to ...
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abstract ideas actions agree animal annexed answer appear applied belong body cause clear collection colour common complex idea concerning conformable confused consciousness consider consists constitution dead definition depend determine discourse distinct distinguish doubt evident exist express false farther figure follow frame give gold hath horse ideas of substances identity individual joined kind knowledge known language least leave lordship man's mark matter meaning men's mind mixed modes moral nature necessary never nominal notion obscure observe occasion particles particular perhaps person plain plant precise present produce properties prove qualities raised real essence reason received reference reflection relation resurrection rule Secondly sense sensible signification signs simple ideas sort soul sounds speak species spirit stances stand substances supposed taken things thought tion true truth understand whereby wherein whereof words
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| العنوان | The Works of John Locke: In Ten Volumes, المجلد 2 The Works of John Locke: In Ten Volumes, John Locke |
| المؤلف | John Locke |
| الإصدار | 10 |
| الناشر | J. Johnson, 1801 |
| أصلي من | جامعة جينت |
| الكتب ذات التنسيق الرقمي | 23 تشرين الأول (أكتوبر) 2013 |
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