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الصفحة 102
... and heaven . born fouls , and , destroying the empire of these wicked spirits , to
teach mankind , how they might separate the divine mind from the impure body ,
and render the former worthy of being ! united to the father of fpirits : : 6 .
... and heaven . born fouls , and , destroying the empire of these wicked spirits , to
teach mankind , how they might separate the divine mind from the impure body ,
and render the former worthy of being ! united to the father of fpirits : : 6 .
الصفحة 309
Those great inen who have argued and written against this superftitious
disposition of mind have succeeded well enough , so far as at least to prevent it
from being dangerous ; but however they could not radically extirpate it , and
many people ...
Those great inen who have argued and written against this superftitious
disposition of mind have succeeded well enough , so far as at least to prevent it
from being dangerous ; but however they could not radically extirpate it , and
many people ...
الصفحة 358
Our Author goes on to observe , that the only powers of the mind , that have been
much cultivated in this Inand , are those of the understanding . One unhappy
consequence of this , he says , has been to diffolve the natural union between ...
Our Author goes on to observe , that the only powers of the mind , that have been
much cultivated in this Inand , are those of the understanding . One unhappy
consequence of this , he says , has been to diffolve the natural union between ...
الصفحة 397
A Treatise on Peace of Soul , and Content of Mind . Written originally in French ,
by Mr . Peter du Moulin , the Son * . A Work consisting of Devotion , Morality ,
Divinity , and Philosophy ; adapted to every Capacity , and equally . proper for all
...
A Treatise on Peace of Soul , and Content of Mind . Written originally in French ,
by Mr . Peter du Moulin , the Son * . A Work consisting of Devotion , Morality ,
Divinity , and Philosophy ; adapted to every Capacity , and equally . proper for all
...
الصفحة 505
That the principles or motives of ratiocination , enabling the mind to draw regular
conclusions from certain premises , are innate , cannot be doubted ; nor did Mr .
Locke ever deny it ; he only denied that such conclufions existed in the form of ...
That the principles or motives of ratiocination , enabling the mind to draw regular
conclusions from certain premises , are innate , cannot be doubted ; nor did Mr .
Locke ever deny it ; he only denied that such conclufions existed in the form of ...
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معلومات المراجع
| العنوان | The Monthly Review Or Literary Journal |
| المؤلف | Several Hands |
| منشور | 1765 |
| أصلي من | جامعة أوكسفورد |
| الكتب ذات التنسيق الرقمي | 11 كانون الأول (ديسمبر) 2006 |
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