The Works of John Locke, المجلد 3Thomas Tegg, 1823 |
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... learned , thoroughly learned , as having of all others the greatest certainty , clearness , and evidence in them . But from the clear and distinct ideas . § 3. But if any one will consider , he will ( I guess ) find , that the great ad ...
... learned , thoroughly learned , as having of all others the greatest certainty , clearness , and evidence in them . But from the clear and distinct ideas . § 3. But if any one will consider , he will ( I guess ) find , that the great ad ...
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... learned that maxim ? Or cannot a country wench know , that having received a shilling from one that owes her three , and a shilling also from another that owes her three , the remaining debts in each of their hands are equal ? Cannot ...
... learned that maxim ? Or cannot a country wench know , that having received a shilling from one that owes her three , and a shilling also from another that owes her three , the remaining debts in each of their hands are equal ? Cannot ...
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... learned in the schools of the mathematicians , who from very plain and easy begin- nings , by gentle degrees , and a continued chain of reasonings , proceed to the discovery and demonstra- tion of truths that appear at first sight ...
... learned in the schools of the mathematicians , who from very plain and easy begin- nings , by gentle degrees , and a continued chain of reasonings , proceed to the discovery and demonstra- tion of truths that appear at first sight ...
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... an easier way to learned ignorance , yet a surer way to profitable know- 88 Book 4 . Improvement of our Knowledge . This may procure us convenience, not science We are fitted for moral knowledge, and natural improve- ments.
... an easier way to learned ignorance , yet a surer way to profitable know- 88 Book 4 . Improvement of our Knowledge . This may procure us convenience, not science We are fitted for moral knowledge, and natural improve- ments.
الصفحة 89
John Locke. learned ignorance , yet a surer way to profitable know- ledge . 13. Not that we may not , to explain The true any phænomena of nature , make use of use of hy- any probable hypothesis whatsoever : hypotheses . potheses , if ...
John Locke. learned ignorance , yet a surer way to profitable know- ledge . 13. Not that we may not , to explain The true any phænomena of nature , make use of use of hy- any probable hypothesis whatsoever : hypotheses . potheses , if ...
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