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... Figure . 7-10 . Place . 11-14 . 15 . Extenfion and body not the fame . The definition of exten- fion , or of space , does not explain it . 16. Divifion of beings into bodies and fpirits proves not body and fpace the fame . 17 , 18 ...
... Figure . 7-10 . Place . 11-14 . 15 . Extenfion and body not the fame . The definition of exten- fion , or of space , does not explain it . 16. Divifion of beings into bodies and fpirits proves not body and fpace the fame . 17 , 18 ...
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... figure , & c . in- nate ; than which there cannot be any thing more op- pofite to reafon and experience . Univerfal and ready affent upon hearing and understanding the terms is ( I grant ) a mark of felf - evidence : but felf - evidence ...
... figure , & c . in- nate ; than which there cannot be any thing more op- pofite to reafon and experience . Univerfal and ready affent upon hearing and understanding the terms is ( I grant ) a mark of felf - evidence : but felf - evidence ...
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... figure , in the minuteft particle of matter that can exift : and finds it infeparably inherent in body , wherever or however modified . Solidity fills fpace . § . 2. This is the idea which belongs to body , whereby we conceive it to ...
... figure , in the minuteft particle of matter that can exift : and finds it infeparably inherent in body , wherever or however modified . Solidity fills fpace . § . 2. This is the idea which belongs to body , whereby we conceive it to ...
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John Locke. idea of motion in another , than the idea of a fquare figure in one body includes the idea of a fquare figure in another . I do not afk , whether bodies do fo exift that the motion of one body cannot really be without the ...
John Locke. idea of motion in another , than the idea of a fquare figure in one body includes the idea of a fquare figure in another . I do not afk , whether bodies do fo exift that the motion of one body cannot really be without the ...
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... figure , reft , and motion ; for thefe make perceivable impreffions , both on the eyes and touch and we can receive and convey into our minds the ideas of the extenfion , figure , motion , and reft of bodies , both by seeing and feeling ...
... figure , reft , and motion ; for thefe make perceivable impreffions , both on the eyes and touch and we can receive and convey into our minds the ideas of the extenfion , figure , motion , and reft of bodies , both by seeing and feeling ...
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