The Works of John Locke, المجلد 3Thomas Tegg, 1823 |
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الصفحة vi
... farther , but that is not knowledge . 14. What is requisite for our knowledge of substances . 15. Whilst our ideas of substances contain not their real con- stitutions , we can make but few general , certain pro- positions concerning ...
... farther , but that is not knowledge . 14. What is requisite for our knowledge of substances . 15. Whilst our ideas of substances contain not their real con- stitutions , we can make but few general , certain pro- positions concerning ...
الصفحة viii
... farther than actual sensation . 10. Folly to expect demonstration in every thing . 11. Past existence is known by memory . 12. The existence of spirits not knowable . 13. Particular propositions concerning existence , are knowable . 14 ...
... farther than actual sensation . 10. Folly to expect demonstration in every thing . 11. Past existence is known by memory . 12. The existence of spirits not knowable . 13. Particular propositions concerning existence , are knowable . 14 ...
الصفحة ix
... of the thing indifferent , pro- duces also confident belief . 9. Experience and testimony clashing , infinitely vary the de- grees of probability . 10. Traditional testimonies , the farther removed , the less Contents . ix.
... of the thing indifferent , pro- duces also confident belief . 9. Experience and testimony clashing , infinitely vary the de- grees of probability . 10. Traditional testimonies , the farther removed , the less Contents . ix.
الصفحة x
John Locke. 10. Traditional testimonies , the farther removed , the less their proof . 11. Yet history is of great use . 12. In things , which sense cannot discover , analogy is the great rule of probability . 13. One case , where ...
John Locke. 10. Traditional testimonies , the farther removed , the less their proof . 11. Yet history is of great use . 12. In things , which sense cannot discover , analogy is the great rule of probability . 13. One case , where ...
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... farther than to the particular things in which the complex idea it stands for is to be found , there they are in no danger to mistake the bounds of each species , nor can be in doubt , on this account , whether any propositions be true ...
... farther than to the particular things in which the complex idea it stands for is to be found , there they are in no danger to mistake the bounds of each species , nor can be in doubt , on this account , whether any propositions be true ...
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