The Works of John Locke, المجلد 3Thomas Tegg, 1823 |
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... qualities we find in them , and how those qualities flowed from thence , we could , by the specific ideas of their real essences in our own minds , more certainly find out their properties and dis- cover what qualities they had or had ...
... qualities we find in them , and how those qualities flowed from thence , we could , by the specific ideas of their real essences in our own minds , more certainly find out their properties and dis- cover what qualities they had or had ...
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... qualities to be observed in them , is so wholly on extrinsical causes and qualities . of other bodies that make no part of them , that they cannot subsist a moment without them : though yet those bodies on which they depend are little ...
... qualities to be observed in them , is so wholly on extrinsical causes and qualities . of other bodies that make no part of them , that they cannot subsist a moment without them : though yet those bodies on which they depend are little ...
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... qualities by which we know and distinguish them . We are then quite out of the way , when we think that things con- tain within themselves the qualities that appear to us in them ; and we in vain search for that constitution within the ...
... qualities by which we know and distinguish them . We are then quite out of the way , when we think that things con- tain within themselves the qualities that appear to us in them ; and we in vain search for that constitution within the ...
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... qualities we observe in them , and of which our complex ideas of them are made up . This consideration alone is enough to put an end to all our hopes of ever having the ideas of their real essences ; which whilst we want , the nominal ...
... qualities we observe in them , and of which our complex ideas of them are made up . This consideration alone is enough to put an end to all our hopes of ever having the ideas of their real essences ; which whilst we want , the nominal ...
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... qualities of one body do regularly produce in the primary qualities of another , and how . Secondly , we must know what primary any body produce certain sensations or ideas in us . This is in truth no less than to know all the effects ...
... qualities of one body do regularly produce in the primary qualities of another , and how . Secondly , we must know what primary any body produce certain sensations or ideas in us . This is in truth no less than to know all the effects ...
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