A Treatise on the Conduct of the UnderstandingTimothly Bedlington, 1828 - 132 من الصفحات |
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... distinct abstract idea a distinct known name , there would be little need of these multiplied scho- lastic distinctions , though there would be nev- ertheless as much need still of the mind's ob- serving the differences that are in ...
... distinct abstract idea a distinct known name , there would be little need of these multiplied scho- lastic distinctions , though there would be nev- ertheless as much need still of the mind's ob- serving the differences that are in ...
الصفحة 92
... distinct name for a distinct idea . Where they are so , and men have clear and distinct conceptions that answer their verbal distinctions , they are right , and are pertinent as far as they serve to clear any thing in the subject under ...
... distinct name for a distinct idea . Where they are so , and men have clear and distinct conceptions that answer their verbal distinctions , they are right , and are pertinent as far as they serve to clear any thing in the subject under ...
الصفحة 109
... distinct but not remote from it let it be new , and what he did not know before , that the understanding may ad- vance ; but let it be as little at once as may be , that its advances may be clear and sure . All the ground that it gets ...
... distinct but not remote from it let it be new , and what he did not know before , that the understanding may ad- vance ; but let it be as little at once as may be , that its advances may be clear and sure . All the ground that it gets ...
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