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Page 126
... qualities they mean sensible qualities , as colors , sounds , tastes , and so forth . Our ideas of secondary qualities they acknowledge not to be the resemblances of anything existing without the mind or unperceived . But they will have ...
... qualities they mean sensible qualities , as colors , sounds , tastes , and so forth . Our ideas of secondary qualities they acknowledge not to be the resemblances of anything existing without the mind or unperceived . But they will have ...
Page 127
... qualities do not exist in matter but in our minds may be turned likewise against primary qualities . Thus , it is said that heat and cold are affections only of the mind and not at all qualities of real things ; for the same body which ...
... qualities do not exist in matter but in our minds may be turned likewise against primary qualities . Thus , it is said that heat and cold are affections only of the mind and not at all qualities of real things ; for the same body which ...
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... qualities ? It is absolutely equivalent to the indefinite series of those qualities . If the qualities were all removed , there would be no thing . A thing is merely the sum of the quali- ties . A thing in any other sense is a mere ...
... qualities ? It is absolutely equivalent to the indefinite series of those qualities . If the qualities were all removed , there would be no thing . A thing is merely the sum of the quali- ties . A thing in any other sense is a mere ...
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