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Page 128
... reply . By this means , the reader , seeing objections and reply at the same time , will the more easily judge of the truth ; for I do not promise in any instance to make lengthy replies , but just to avow my errors very frankly if I am ...
... reply . By this means , the reader , seeing objections and reply at the same time , will the more easily judge of the truth ; for I do not promise in any instance to make lengthy replies , but just to avow my errors very frankly if I am ...
Page 139
... reply . And inasmuch as I make no promise to others to satisfy them at once , and as I do not presume so much on my own powers as to believe myself capable of foreseeing all that can cause difficulty to anyone , I shall first of all set ...
... reply . And inasmuch as I make no promise to others to satisfy them at once , and as I do not presume so much on my own powers as to believe myself capable of foreseeing all that can cause difficulty to anyone , I shall first of all set ...
Page 317
... reply , as is done in the Schools , that a man is a rational animal ; and if , in addition , in order to explain these two terms which are not less obscure than the first , he were to conduct us by all the steps which are termed ...
... reply , as is done in the Schools , that a man is a rational animal ; and if , in addition , in order to explain these two terms which are not less obscure than the first , he were to conduct us by all the steps which are termed ...
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The Philosophical Works of Descartes, Vol. 1 of 2: Rendered Into English ... Elizabeth S. Haldane No preview available - 2017 |
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