Philosophical Works, Volume 1Cambridge Press, 1967 - Philosophy |
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Page 63
... give us a means of constructing the images of all objects whatsoever . It remains to give notice in this place , that of the innumerable diverse species of figure , we shall employ only those which most readily express differences of ...
... give us a means of constructing the images of all objects whatsoever . It remains to give notice in this place , that of the innumerable diverse species of figure , we shall employ only those which most readily express differences of ...
Page 136
René Descartes. give the impression that they understand it , than in refuting the true . But the case is different in philosophy where everyone believes that all is problematical , and few give themselves to the search after truth ; and ...
René Descartes. give the impression that they understand it , than in refuting the true . But the case is different in philosophy where everyone believes that all is problematical , and few give themselves to the search after truth ; and ...
Page 323
... give it up leaving you to unravel this knot with Epistemon . Eudoxus . For this occasion I undertake it with pleasure , but on the condition that you will be judge of our differences ; for I dare not hope that Epistemon will give way to ...
... give it up leaving you to unravel this knot with Epistemon . Eudoxus . For this occasion I undertake it with pleasure , but on the condition that you will be judge of our differences ; for I dare not hope that Epistemon will give way to ...
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