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... thing was not capable of doing this itfelf . ' On the subject of MIND , the author obferves , that By reflecting on what paffes within ourselves , we find mind to be capable of thefe three things : perception , fenfation , and action ...
... thing was not capable of doing this itfelf . ' On the subject of MIND , the author obferves , that By reflecting on what paffes within ourselves , we find mind to be capable of thefe three things : perception , fenfation , and action ...
Pagina 335
... thing that is denominated perfect . Perfection belongs to the effence of things , and not properly to their existence ; which is not a perfection of any thing , no attribute of it , but only the mere conftitution of it in rerum natura ...
... thing that is denominated perfect . Perfection belongs to the effence of things , and not properly to their existence ; which is not a perfection of any thing , no attribute of it , but only the mere conftitution of it in rerum natura ...
Pagina 358
... thing appears , exclufively of confent , to juftify fuch authority ; and that no good reafon has ever been given for concluding that any thing of the kind would appear , if we could actually behold men in a ftate antecedent to the ...
... thing appears , exclufively of confent , to juftify fuch authority ; and that no good reafon has ever been given for concluding that any thing of the kind would appear , if we could actually behold men in a ftate antecedent to the ...
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