The Works of John Locke, المجلد 3Thomas Tegg, 1823 |
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... impossible to be done by those , who , though they have ready in their memory the greatest part of the common words of that language , yet perhaps never troubled themselves in all their lives to consider what precise ideas the most of ...
... impossible to be done by those , who , though they have ready in their memory the greatest part of the common words of that language , yet perhaps never troubled themselves in all their lives to consider what precise ideas the most of ...
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... impossible with any certainty to affirm , that all men are rational , or that all gold is yellow . But where the nominal essence is kept to , as the boundary of each species , and men extend the application of any general term no ...
... impossible with any certainty to affirm , that all men are rational , or that all gold is yellow . But where the nominal essence is kept to , as the boundary of each species , and men extend the application of any general term no ...
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... impossible for us to know , as it is for a blind man to tell in what flower the colour of a pansy is or is not to be found , whilst he has no idea of the colour of a pansy at all . Or if we could ( which is impossible ) certainly know ...
... impossible for us to know , as it is for a blind man to tell in what flower the colour of a pansy is or is not to be found , whilst he has no idea of the colour of a pansy at all . Or if we could ( which is impossible ) certainly know ...
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... impossible that we should certainly know the truth of this proposition , that all gold is fixed . § 9. As there is no discoverable connexion between fixedness and the colour , weight , and other simple ideas of that nominal essence of ...
... impossible that we should certainly know the truth of this proposition , that all gold is fixed . § 9. As there is no discoverable connexion between fixedness and the colour , weight , and other simple ideas of that nominal essence of ...
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... impossible for us to determine . We see and per- ceive some of the motions and grosser operations of things here about us ; but whence the streams come that keep all these curious machines in motion and repair , how conveyed and ...
... impossible for us to determine . We see and per- ceive some of the motions and grosser operations of things here about us ; but whence the streams come that keep all these curious machines in motion and repair , how conveyed and ...
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