The Works of John Locke, المجلد 3Thomas Tegg, 1823 |
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... discover ! The inhabitants of this spot of the universe , though re- moved so many millions of miles from the sun , yet de- pend so much on the duly tempered motion of particles coming from , or agitated by it , that were this earth ...
... discover ! The inhabitants of this spot of the universe , though re- moved so many millions of miles from the sun , yet de- pend so much on the duly tempered motion of particles coming from , or agitated by it , that were this earth ...
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... discover to us , that not only those few propositions , which have had the credit of maxims , are self - evident , but a great many , even almost an infinite number of other propositions are such . $ 4 . For , first , the immediate ...
... discover to us , that not only those few propositions , which have had the credit of maxims , are self - evident , but a great many , even almost an infinite number of other propositions are such . $ 4 . For , first , the immediate ...
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... discover the connexion of two others , this is a revelation from God to us , by the voice of reason . For we then come to know a truth that we did not know before . When God declares any truth to us , this is a revelation to us by the ...
... discover the connexion of two others , this is a revelation from God to us , by the voice of reason . For we then come to know a truth that we did not know before . When God declares any truth to us , this is a revelation to us by the ...
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... discover to us as far as they can . Those universal and self - evident principles , being only our constant , clear , and distinct knowledge of our own ideas , more general or comprehensive , can assure us of nothing that passes without ...
... discover to us as far as they can . Those universal and self - evident principles , being only our constant , clear , and distinct knowledge of our own ideas , more general or comprehensive , can assure us of nothing that passes without ...
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... discover or prove to us the least know- ledge of the nature of substances , as they are found and exist without us , any far- ther than grounded on experience . And though the consequence of these two propositions , called prin- ciples ...
... discover or prove to us the least know- ledge of the nature of substances , as they are found and exist without us , any far- ther than grounded on experience . And though the consequence of these two propositions , called prin- ciples ...
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