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... regarded as divine , as the most gracious life - giver and mother of all things of nature . " 30 To be sure , there is " a spiritual substance and a bodily substance " ; but neither one is to be regarded as " absolute , " and ...
... regarded as divine , as the most gracious life - giver and mother of all things of nature . " 30 To be sure , there is " a spiritual substance and a bodily substance " ; but neither one is to be regarded as " absolute , " and ...
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... regarded as " self - evident " and beyond dispute . Among them were the following four : ( 1 ) It shall be possible to draw a straight line joining any two points . ( 2 ) A terminated straight line may be extended without limit in ...
... regarded as " self - evident " and beyond dispute . Among them were the following four : ( 1 ) It shall be possible to draw a straight line joining any two points . ( 2 ) A terminated straight line may be extended without limit in ...
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... regarded , not as static , but as dynamic . It is established when the velocities of two opposing reactions are equal . Since , in principle , all reac- tions can be regarded as reversible , 21 the law of the equilibrium , allowing a ...
... regarded , not as static , but as dynamic . It is established when the velocities of two opposing reactions are equal . Since , in principle , all reac- tions can be regarded as reversible , 21 the law of the equilibrium , allowing a ...
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and Empirical Elements in Experience | 21 |
THE DISPUTES OVER SPACE AND TIME | 49 |
THE WORLD ABOUT US AND ITS INTERPRETATION | 77 |
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