The Works of John Locke, المجلد 3Thomas Tegg, 1823 |
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... men's brains . Who knows not what odd notions many men's heads are filled with , and what strange ideas all men's brains are capable of ? But if we rest here , we know the truth of nothing by this rule , but of the visionary words in ...
... men's brains . Who knows not what odd notions many men's heads are filled with , and what strange ideas all men's brains are capable of ? But if we rest here , we know the truth of nothing by this rule , but of the visionary words in ...
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... 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 farther than to the particular things in which the ...
... 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 farther than to the particular things in which the ...
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... men's abilities , and the criterion of knowledge , adjudged victory to him that kept the field : and he that had the ... men allowed and agreed in , were looked on as general measures of truth , and served instead of principles ( where ...
... men's abilities , and the criterion of knowledge , adjudged victory to him that kept the field : and he that had the ... men allowed and agreed in , were looked on as general measures of truth , and served instead of principles ( where ...
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... Men would give off a wrong argument before it came to that , if in their disputes they pro- posed to themselves the ... men's minds from the sincere search and love of truth , nay , and to make them doubt whether there is any such thing ...
... Men would give off a wrong argument before it came to that , if in their disputes they pro- posed to themselves the ... men's minds from the sincere search and love of truth , nay , and to make them doubt whether there is any such thing ...
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... men receive and retain falsehood for manifest truth , and uncer- tainty for demonstration : upon which follow error , obstinacy , and all the mischiefs that can happen from wrong reasoning . The reason whereof is not that these ...
... men receive and retain falsehood for manifest truth , and uncer- tainty for demonstration : upon which follow error , obstinacy , and all the mischiefs that can happen from wrong reasoning . The reason whereof is not that these ...
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