The Works of John Locke, المجلد 1Thomas Tegg, 1823 |
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... ginal books the world ever saw . " But , notwithstanding its ex- traordinary merit , it gave great offence to many people at the first publication , and was attacked by various writers , most of whose names are now forgotten . It was ...
... ginal books the world ever saw . " But , notwithstanding its ex- traordinary merit , it gave great offence to many people at the first publication , and was attacked by various writers , most of whose names are now forgotten . It was ...
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... ginal with the rest of our ideas . 3. To understand time and eternity aright , we ought with attention to consider what idea it is we have of duration , and how we came by it . It is evi- dent to any one , who will but observe what ...
... ginal with the rest of our ideas . 3. To understand time and eternity aright , we ought with attention to consider what idea it is we have of duration , and how we came by it . It is evi- dent to any one , who will but observe what ...
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... ginal there . Some mathematicians perhaps of ad- vanced speculations , may have other ways to introduce into their minds ideas of infinity ; but this hinders not , but that they themselves , as well as all other men , got the first ...
... ginal there . Some mathematicians perhaps of ad- vanced speculations , may have other ways to introduce into their minds ideas of infinity ; but this hinders not , but that they themselves , as well as all other men , got the first ...
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