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الصفحة 147
... complex idea a dog has of him , or rather are so many distinct marks whereby he knows him ; yet I do not think they do of them- selves ever compound them , and make complex ideas . And perhaps even where we think they have complex ideas ...
... complex idea a dog has of him , or rather are so many distinct marks whereby he knows him ; yet I do not think they do of them- selves ever compound them , and make complex ideas . And perhaps even where we think they have complex ideas ...
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... complex ideas , and giving them names , have been much governed by the end of speech in general ( which is a very short and expedite way of conveying their thoughts one to an- other ) , is evident in the names which in several arts have ...
... complex ideas , and giving them names , have been much governed by the end of speech in general ( which is a very short and expedite way of conveying their thoughts one to an- other ) , is evident in the names which in several arts have ...
الصفحة 295
... complex ideas is by the ex- plication of those terms that stand for them for consisting of a company of simple ideas combined , they may by words , standing for those simple ideas , be represented to the mind of one who understands ...
... complex ideas is by the ex- plication of those terms that stand for them for consisting of a company of simple ideas combined , they may by words , standing for those simple ideas , be represented to the mind of one who understands ...
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