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... BODY The Meditation of yesterday filled my mind with so many doubts that it is no longer in my power to forget them . And yet I do not see in what manner I can resolve them ; and , just as if I had all of a sudden fallen into very deep ...
... BODY The Meditation of yesterday filled my mind with so many doubts that it is no longer in my power to forget them . And yet I do not see in what manner I can resolve them ; and , just as if I had all of a sudden fallen into very deep ...
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... body : on the contrary , I was rather astonished to find that faculties similar to them existed in some bodies . But what am I , now that I suppose that there is a certain genius which is extremely powerful , and , if I may say so ...
... body : on the contrary , I was rather astonished to find that faculties similar to them existed in some bodies . But what am I , now that I suppose that there is a certain genius which is extremely powerful , and , if I may say so ...
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... body may to another seem to per- form its motion over any space in half the time that it doth to you . And the same reasoning will hold as to any other proportion : that is to say , according to your principles ( since the motions ...
... body may to another seem to per- form its motion over any space in half the time that it doth to you . And the same reasoning will hold as to any other proportion : that is to say , according to your principles ( since the motions ...
Contents
Euthyphro Plato | 3 |
Two Meditations René Descartes | 18 |
Democracy | 23 |
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