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Page 129
... less extraordinary and less paradoxical than any others which may be held on similar subjects . And I do not even boast of being the first discoverer of any of them , but only state that I have adopted them , not because they have been ...
... less extraordinary and less paradoxical than any others which may be held on similar subjects . And I do not even boast of being the first discoverer of any of them , but only state that I have adopted them , not because they have been ...
Page 159
... less than five , or any such thing in which I see a manifest contradiction . And , certainly , since I have no ... less true that I imagine the one than the other . We must no fear likewise that falsity can enter into will and into ...
... less than five , or any such thing in which I see a manifest contradiction . And , certainly , since I have no ... less true that I imagine the one than the other . We must no fear likewise that falsity can enter into will and into ...
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... less agitated than usual , although they are not so abundant , they do not any the less convert themselves into water , which causes the cold sweats which sometimes come from weakness when we are ill . And I believe that when they are ...
... less agitated than usual , although they are not so abundant , they do not any the less convert themselves into water , which causes the cold sweats which sometimes come from weakness when we are ill . And I believe that when they are ...
Contents
Discourse on the Method of Rightly Conducting the Reason | 81 |
The Search after Truth | 212 |
Index | 432 |
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