The Works of John Locke, Volume 8Scientia Verlag, 1963 - Philosophy |
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... without any doubt of the truth of any such proposition ; and let me Ch . 8 . 43 Trifling Propositions . SECT CHAPTER VIII OF TRIFLING PROPOSITIONS Some propositions bring no increase to our knowledge As, first, identical propositions.
... without any doubt of the truth of any such proposition ; and let me Ch . 8 . 43 Trifling Propositions . SECT CHAPTER VIII OF TRIFLING PROPOSITIONS Some propositions bring no increase to our knowledge As, first, identical propositions.
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... propositions of what combinations there be of simple ideas existing together in substances , but by our senses , we cannot make any uni- versal certain propositions concerning them , any farther than our nominal es- sences lead us ...
... propositions of what combinations there be of simple ideas existing together in substances , but by our senses , we cannot make any uni- versal certain propositions concerning them , any farther than our nominal es- sences lead us ...
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... propositions concerning existence are know- able . § 13. By which it appears , that there are two sorts of propositions , 1. There is one sort of propositions concerning the existence of any thing answerable to such an idea : as having ...
... propositions concerning existence are know- able . § 13. By which it appears , that there are two sorts of propositions , 1. There is one sort of propositions concerning the existence of any thing answerable to such an idea : as having ...
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Revelation cannot be admitted against the clear evidence | 5 |
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