The Works of John Locke, المجلد 3Thomas Tegg, 1823 |
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... immediately to be barely mental , and become verbal . For a mental proposition being nothing but a bare consideration of the ideas , as they are in our minds stripped of names , they lose the na- ture of purely mental propositions as ...
... immediately to be barely mental , and become verbal . For a mental proposition being nothing but a bare consideration of the ideas , as they are in our minds stripped of names , they lose the na- ture of purely mental propositions as ...
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... immediately lose all its colour and weight , and perhaps malleable- ness too ; which , for aught I know , would be changed into a perfect friability . Water , in which to us fluidity is an essential quality , left to itself , would ...
... immediately lose all its colour and weight , and perhaps malleable- ness too ; which , for aught I know , would be changed into a perfect friability . Water , in which to us fluidity is an essential quality , left to itself , would ...
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... immediately perish since we find them so often destroyed by an excess or defect of the sun's warmth , which an ac- cidental position , in some parts of this our little globe , exposes them to . The qualities observed in a load- stone ...
... immediately perish since we find them so often destroyed by an excess or defect of the sun's warmth , which an ac- cidental position , in some parts of this our little globe , exposes them to . The qualities observed in a load- stone ...
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... immediately by itself , without the intervention or help of any other , there our knowledge is self- evident . This will appear to be so to any one , who will but consider any of those propositions , which , without any proof , he ...
... immediately by itself , without the intervention or help of any other , there our knowledge is self- evident . This will appear to be so to any one , who will but consider any of those propositions , which , without any proof , he ...
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... immediately to us , and we see the truth of what he says in his unerring veracity . 3. They are not of use to help men forward in the advancement of sciences , or new discoveries of yet un- known truths . Mr. Newton , in his never ...
... immediately to us , and we see the truth of what he says in his unerring veracity . 3. They are not of use to help men forward in the advancement of sciences , or new discoveries of yet un- known truths . Mr. Newton , in his never ...
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