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... attributes . PRINCIPLE LVII . That there are attributes which pertain to things and others to thought ; and what duration and time are . Some of the attributes are in things themselves and others are only in our thought . Thus time ...
... attributes . PRINCIPLE LVII . That there are attributes which pertain to things and others to thought ; and what duration and time are . Some of the attributes are in things themselves and others are only in our thought . Thus time ...
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... attribute ; or we cannot have a clear idea of the one of the two attributes if we separate from it the other . For example , because there is no substance which does not cease to exist when it ceases to endure , duration is only ...
... attribute ; or we cannot have a clear idea of the one of the two attributes if we separate from it the other . For example , because there is no substance which does not cease to exist when it ceases to endure , duration is only ...
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... attributes are not mutually opposed , but diverse ' . ' In these words again there is a contradiction , for when the question concerns attributes that constitute the essence of substances , there can be no greater opposition between ...
... attributes are not mutually opposed , but diverse ' . ' In these words again there is a contradiction , for when the question concerns attributes that constitute the essence of substances , there can be no greater opposition between ...
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