The Works of John Locke, المجلد 3Thomas Tegg, 1823 |
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... equal to all its parts taken together ? Many a one knows that one and two are equal to three , without having heard or thought on that , or any other axiom , by which it might be proved : and knows it as certainly as any other man knows ...
... equal to all its parts taken together ? Many a one knows that one and two are equal to three , without having heard or thought on that , or any other axiom , by which it might be proved : and knows it as certainly as any other man knows ...
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... of names one to another . " The whole is equal to all its parts ; " what real truth , I be- seech you , does it teach us ? What more is contained in that maxim than what the signification of the word D 2 Ch . 7 . 35 Maxims .
... of names one to another . " The whole is equal to all its parts ; " what real truth , I be- seech you , does it teach us ? What more is contained in that maxim than what the signification of the word D 2 Ch . 7 . 35 Maxims .
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... equal to all its parts . And upon the same ground , I think that this proposition , a hill is higher than a valley , and several the like , may also pass for maxims . But yet masters of mathematics , when they would , as teachers of ...
... equal to all its parts . And upon the same ground , I think that this proposition , a hill is higher than a valley , and several the like , may also pass for maxims . But yet masters of mathematics , when they would , as teachers of ...
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... equal to two , will also have need of a proof to make him admit , that what is , is . He that needs a probation to convince him , that two are not three , that white is not black , that a triangle is not a circle , & c . or any other ...
... equal to two , will also have need of a proof to make him admit , that what is , is . He that needs a probation to convince him , that two are not three , that white is not black , that a triangle is not a circle , & c . or any other ...
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... equal to mathematical certainty : yet it requires thought and attention , and the mind must apply itself to a regular deduction of it from some part of our intuitive know- ledge , or else we shall be as uncertain and ignorant of this as ...
... equal to mathematical certainty : yet it requires thought and attention , and the mind must apply itself to a regular deduction of it from some part of our intuitive know- ledge , or else we shall be as uncertain and ignorant of this as ...
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