Foundations of Western Thought: Six Major Philosophers. [Selection of Readings]James Gordon Clapp |
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... Hylas , what do you mean by a sceptic ? Hylas . I mean what all men mean , one that doubts of everything . Philonous . He then who entertains no doubt concerning some particular point , with regard to that point cannot be thought a ...
... Hylas , what do you mean by a sceptic ? Hylas . I mean what all men mean , one that doubts of everything . Philonous . He then who entertains no doubt concerning some particular point , with regard to that point cannot be thought a ...
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... Hylas . Nothing else . Philonous . Heat is then a sensible thing ? Hylas . Certainly . Philonous . Doth the reality of sensible things consist in being perceived ? or , is it something distinct from their being perceived , and that ...
... Hylas . Nothing else . Philonous . Heat is then a sensible thing ? Hylas . Certainly . Philonous . Doth the reality of sensible things consist in being perceived ? or , is it something distinct from their being perceived , and that ...
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... Hylas . I grant it . Philonous . What shall we say then of your external object ; is it a material Substance , or no ? Hylas . It is a material substance with the sensible qualities inhering in it . Philonous . How then can a great heat ...
... Hylas . I grant it . Philonous . What shall we say then of your external object ; is it a material Substance , or no ? Hylas . It is a material substance with the sensible qualities inhering in it . Philonous . How then can a great heat ...
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