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الصفحة xvi
... knowledge , to the careful and judicious investigation , or , as he called it , ' interrogation ' and ' interpreta- tion of nature ; ' the collecting and properly arranging of well- ascertained facts . And the maxims which he laid down ...
... knowledge , to the careful and judicious investigation , or , as he called it , ' interrogation ' and ' interpreta- tion of nature ; ' the collecting and properly arranging of well- ascertained facts . And the maxims which he laid down ...
الصفحة 6
... knowledge , or even at the knowledge of all that is within the reach of the human faculties and worthy of human study . The question is respecting the pursuit of truth in each subject on which each person desires to make up his mind and ...
... knowledge , or even at the knowledge of all that is within the reach of the human faculties and worthy of human study . The question is respecting the pursuit of truth in each subject on which each person desires to make up his mind and ...
الصفحة 477
... knowledge must be gained . But even when that further knowledge is not attained , still even the knowledge of the ignorance is a great thing in itself ; so great , it seems , as to constitute Socrates the wisest of his time . Some of ...
... knowledge must be gained . But even when that further knowledge is not attained , still even the knowledge of the ignorance is a great thing in itself ; so great , it seems , as to constitute Socrates the wisest of his time . Some of ...
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