An essay concerning human understanding. To which are now added, i. Analysis of mr. Locke's doctrine of ideas [&c., incl. some] extr. from the author's works, Volume 21817 |
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Page 177
... hath ex- istence , hath existence ; or who hath a soul , hath a soul . What is this more than trifling with words ? It is but like a monkey shifting his oyster from one hand to the other ; and had he but words , might , no doubt , have ...
... hath ex- istence , hath existence ; or who hath a soul , hath a soul . What is this more than trifling with words ? It is but like a monkey shifting his oyster from one hand to the other ; and had he but words , might , no doubt , have ...
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... hath taken the pains to com- pare one , two , and three to six , cannot choose but know that they are equal : he that hath got the idea of a triangle , and found the ways to measure its angles , and their magnitudes , is certain that ...
... hath taken the pains to com- pare one , two , and three to six , cannot choose but know that they are equal : he that hath got the idea of a triangle , and found the ways to measure its angles , and their magnitudes , is certain that ...
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... hath taken the pains to com- pare one , two , and three to six , cannot choose but know that they are equal : he that hath got the idea of a triangle , and found the ways to measure its angles , and their magnitudes , is certain that ...
... hath taken the pains to com- pare one , two , and three to six , cannot choose but know that they are equal : he that hath got the idea of a triangle , and found the ways to measure its angles , and their magnitudes , is certain that ...
Contents
ESSAY on Human Understanding book 111 ch 7 c Page | 1 |
tive knowledge larly we have | 4 |
SECT doubtful signification | 9 |
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