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... kind is derived from no other principle than our observation of the veracity of human testimony , and of the usual ... kind of report and any kind of ob- ject has been found to be constant or variable . There are a number of ...
... kind is derived from no other principle than our observation of the veracity of human testimony , and of the usual ... kind of report and any kind of ob- ject has been found to be constant or variable . There are a number of ...
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... kind , is a creature far from beautiful ? ' Just so , the most beautiful soup - pan is a thing far from beautiful in comparison with the maiden kind ; as it is said by Hippias the wise . " Is it not thus , Hippias , that we must answer ...
... kind , is a creature far from beautiful ? ' Just so , the most beautiful soup - pan is a thing far from beautiful in comparison with the maiden kind ; as it is said by Hippias the wise . " Is it not thus , Hippias , that we must answer ...
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... kind . Pleasure appears to resemble sight in this respect ; it is a whole , nor is it possible at any time to find a pleasure which will be made perfect of its kind by increased dura- tion . It follows that pleasure is not a motion ...
... kind . Pleasure appears to resemble sight in this respect ; it is a whole , nor is it possible at any time to find a pleasure which will be made perfect of its kind by increased dura- tion . It follows that pleasure is not a motion ...
Contents
Euthyphro Plato | 3 |
Two Meditations René Descartes | 18 |
Democracy | 23 |
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