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... truth is confidered as di- vided into three branches correfponding to these faculties . The feveral kinds of truth are deduced from certain principles , which are primary , the evidence of fenfe , confciousness , and memory ; or ...
... truth is confidered as di- vided into three branches correfponding to these faculties . The feveral kinds of truth are deduced from certain principles , which are primary , the evidence of fenfe , confciousness , and memory ; or ...
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... truth , or that truth which refpects the imagination ; compre- hending , under the term poetry , all the elegant arts . Here , as before , the author inquires after the poetic principle , and finds it to be that internal feeling called ...
... truth , or that truth which refpects the imagination ; compre- hending , under the term poetry , all the elegant arts . Here , as before , the author inquires after the poetic principle , and finds it to be that internal feeling called ...
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... truth , and that it is in his power to grant to his crea- tures certain difcoveries of truth , which lie beyond the reach of their natural faculties , and to afford them a fatisfactory teftimo- ny of the reality of thefe divine ...
... truth , and that it is in his power to grant to his crea- tures certain difcoveries of truth , which lie beyond the reach of their natural faculties , and to afford them a fatisfactory teftimo- ny of the reality of thefe divine ...
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