Philosophical Works, Volume 1Cambridge Press, 1967 - Philosophy |
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Page 43
... triangle is composed of all these natures , and that they are better known than the triangle since they are the elements which we comprehend in it . It is possible also that in the triangle many other features are involved which escape ...
... triangle is composed of all these natures , and that they are better known than the triangle since they are the elements which we comprehend in it . It is possible also that in the triangle many other features are involved which escape ...
Page 180
... triangle , although there may nowhere in the world be such a figure outside my thought , or ever have been , there is nevertheless in this figure a certain determinate nature , form , or essence , which is immutable and eternal , which ...
... triangle , although there may nowhere in the world be such a figure outside my thought , or ever have been , there is nevertheless in this figure a certain determinate nature , form , or essence , which is immutable and eternal , which ...
Page 243
... triangle , which being related to the preceding as to a more general , may be termed species ; and the right angle is the universal difference by which right - angled triangles are distinguished from all others . If we further observe ...
... triangle , which being related to the preceding as to a more general , may be termed species ; and the right angle is the universal difference by which right - angled triangles are distinguished from all others . If we further observe ...
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