The Works of John Locke, Tập 5Scientia Verlag Aalen, 1963 |
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... taken from the idea , but from true principles of reason . I do not say it is taken from any one idea , but from all the ideas concerned in it . But your lordship , if you herein oppose any thing I have said , must , I humbly conceive ...
... taken from the idea , but from true principles of reason . I do not say it is taken from any one idea , but from all the ideas concerned in it . But your lordship , if you herein oppose any thing I have said , must , I humbly conceive ...
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... taken for essential properties , which I easily admit . 2. That sometimes it is taken for the thing itself in which these properties are , and consequently for sub- stance itself . And this your lordship proves out of Aristotle ...
... taken for essential properties , which I easily admit . 2. That sometimes it is taken for the thing itself in which these properties are , and consequently for sub- stance itself . And this your lordship proves out of Aristotle ...
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... taken for principles of reason , be as different as it will from ideas ; reason , taken as a faculty , is as different from them , in my apprehension : and in both senses of the word reason , either as taken for a faculty , or for the ...
... taken for principles of reason , be as different as it will from ideas ; reason , taken as a faculty , is as different from them , in my apprehension : and in both senses of the word reason , either as taken for a faculty , or for the ...
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Mr Lockes Reply to the Bishop of Worcesters Answer | 97 |
An Answer to Remarks upon the Essay concerning Human | 186 |
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