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Page 85
... qualities which you do not perceive , and assert those insensible qualities exist in fire and sugar . But what use can be made of this to your present purpose , I am at a loss to conceive . Tell me then once more , do you acknowl- edge ...
... qualities which you do not perceive , and assert those insensible qualities exist in fire and sugar . But what use can be made of this to your present purpose , I am at a loss to conceive . Tell me then once more , do you acknowl- edge ...
Page 93
... qualities it is attended with , as being altogether indifferent to their demonstrations . But , when laying aside the words , they con- template the bare ideas , I believe you will find , they are not the pure abstracted ideas of ...
... qualities it is attended with , as being altogether indifferent to their demonstrations . But , when laying aside the words , they con- template the bare ideas , I believe you will find , they are not the pure abstracted ideas of ...
Page 96
... qualities by name one after another ; yet my arguments , or rather your concessions , nowhere tended to prove that the Secondary Qualities did not subsist each alone by itself ; but , that they were not at all without the mind . Indeed ...
... qualities by name one after another ; yet my arguments , or rather your concessions , nowhere tended to prove that the Secondary Qualities did not subsist each alone by itself ; but , that they were not at all without the mind . Indeed ...
Contents
Euthyphro Plato | 3 |
Two Meditations René Descartes | 18 |
Democracy | 23 |
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