The Works of John Locke, المجلد 3Thomas Tegg, 1823 |
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الصفحة viii
... senses . 5. Secondly , because an idea from actual sensation , and an- other from memory , are very distinct perceptions . 6. Thirdly , pleasure or pain , which accompanies actual sensa- tion , accompanies not the returning of those ...
... senses . 5. Secondly , because an idea from actual sensation , and an- other from memory , are very distinct perceptions . 6. Thirdly , pleasure or pain , which accompanies actual sensa- tion , accompanies not the returning of those ...
الصفحة x
... sense cannot discover , analogy is the great rule of probability . 13. One case , where contrary experience lessens not the testi- mony . 14. The bare testimony of revelation is the highest certainty . SECT . CHAPTER XVII . OF REASON ...
... sense cannot discover , analogy is the great rule of probability . 13. One case , where contrary experience lessens not the testi- mony . 14. The bare testimony of revelation is the highest certainty . SECT . CHAPTER XVII . OF REASON ...
الصفحة 7
... sense before - mentioned , there are other sorts of truth ; as , 1. Moral truth , which is speaking of things according to the persuasion of our own minds , though the proposition we speak agree not to the reality of things . 2 ...
... sense before - mentioned , there are other sorts of truth ; as , 1. Moral truth , which is speaking of things according to the persuasion of our own minds , though the proposition we speak agree not to the reality of things . 2 ...
الصفحة 9
... sense , and used for species of things constituted by real essences , different from the complex idea in the mind of the speaker , stand for we know not what ; and the extent of these species , with such boundaries , are so unknown and ...
... sense , and used for species of things constituted by real essences , different from the complex idea in the mind of the speaker , stand for we know not what ; and the extent of these species , with such boundaries , are so unknown and ...
الصفحة 10
... sense gold ; being incurably ignorant , whether it has or has not that which makes any thing to be called gold , i . e . that real essence of gold whereof we have no idea at all : this being as impossible for us to know , as it is for a ...
... sense gold ; being incurably ignorant , whether it has or has not that which makes any thing to be called gold , i . e . that real essence of gold whereof we have no idea at all : this being as impossible for us to know , as it is for a ...
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