The Works of John Locke, المجلد 3Thomas Tegg, 1823 |
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... called prin- ciples , be very clear , and their use not dangerous or hurtful , in the probation of such things wherein there is no need at all of them for proof , but such as are clear by themselves without them , viz . where our ideas ...
... called prin- ciples , be very clear , and their use not dangerous or hurtful , in the probation of such things wherein there is no need at all of them for proof , but such as are clear by themselves without them , viz . where our ideas ...
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... called man . § 17. Secondly , another that hath gone farther in framing and collecting the idea he calls man and to the outward shape adds laughter and rational dis- course , may demonstrate that infants and changelings are no men , by ...
... called man . § 17. Secondly , another that hath gone farther in framing and collecting the idea he calls man and to the outward shape adds laughter and rational dis- course , may demonstrate that infants and changelings are no men , by ...
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... called man , is affirmed of the term man : v . g . suppose a Roman signified by the word homo all these distinct ideas united in one subject , " cor- porietas , sensibilitas , potentia se movendi , rationalitas , risibilitas ; " he ...
... called man , is affirmed of the term man : v . g . suppose a Roman signified by the word homo all these distinct ideas united in one subject , " cor- porietas , sensibilitas , potentia se movendi , rationalitas , risibilitas ; " he ...
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... called by that name , or that these two names signify the same idea . Thus should any one say , that parsimony is frugality , that gratitude is justice , that this or that action is or is not temperate ; however specious these and the ...
... called by that name , or that these two names signify the same idea . Thus should any one say , that parsimony is frugality , that gratitude is justice , that this or that action is or is not temperate ; however specious these and the ...
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John Locke. * positions , wherein more comprehensive words , called genera , are affirmed of subordinate or less compre- hensive , called species , or individuals , are barely verbal . When by these two rules we have examined the ...
John Locke. * positions , wherein more comprehensive words , called genera , are affirmed of subordinate or less compre- hensive , called species , or individuals , are barely verbal . When by these two rules we have examined the ...
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