The Works of John Locke, المجلد 3Thomas Tegg, 1823 |
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... observe in them . For which perhaps , to understand them aright , we ought to look not only beyond this our earth and at- mosphere , but even beyond the sun , or remotest star our eyes have yet discovered . For how much the being and ...
... observe in them . For which perhaps , to understand them aright , we ought to look not only beyond this our earth and at- mosphere , but even beyond the sun , or remotest star our eyes have yet discovered . For how much the being and ...
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... observe in them , and of which our complex ideas of them are made up . This consideration alone is enough to put an ... observing men may , by strength of judg- ment , penetrate farther , and on probabilities taken from wary observation ...
... observe in them , and of which our complex ideas of them are made up . This consideration alone is enough to put an ... observing men may , by strength of judg- ment , penetrate farther , and on probabilities taken from wary observation ...
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... observe in them , and would inform ourselves about , do depend , or with which they have any certain connexion : v . g . let the ideas to which we give the name man be , as it commonly is , a body of the ordinary shape , with sense ...
... observe in them , and would inform ourselves about , do depend , or with which they have any certain connexion : v . g . let the ideas to which we give the name man be , as it commonly is , a body of the ordinary shape , with sense ...
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... observe that the mind is perfectly acquainted with , and fully convinced of , before it ever thought on these general maxims , to which mathematicians , in their arguings , do sometimes refer them ! Whereof the reason is very plain ...
... observe that the mind is perfectly acquainted with , and fully convinced of , before it ever thought on these general maxims , to which mathematicians , in their arguings , do sometimes refer them ! Whereof the reason is very plain ...
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... observe concerning these general maxims , that they are so far from improving or establishing our minds in . true knowledge , that if our notions be wrong , loose , or unsteady , and we resign tions . up our thoughts to the sound of ...
... observe concerning these general maxims , that they are so far from improving or establishing our minds in . true knowledge , that if our notions be wrong , loose , or unsteady , and we resign tions . up our thoughts to the sound of ...
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