The Works of John Locke, Volume 3Thomas Tegg, 1823 - Philosophy |
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... motion or at rest . 18 , 19. Matter not co - eternal with an eternal mind . CHAPTER XI . OF THE KNOWLEDGE OF THE EXISTENCE OF OTHER THINGS . SECT . 1. Is to be had only by sensation . 2. Instance , whiteness of this paper . 3. This ...
... motion or at rest . 18 , 19. Matter not co - eternal with an eternal mind . CHAPTER XI . OF THE KNOWLEDGE OF THE EXISTENCE OF OTHER THINGS . SECT . 1. Is to be had only by sensation . 2. Instance , whiteness of this paper . 3. This ...
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... motions and operations depend the greatest part of those qualities which are taken notice of in them , and are made by us the inherent marks of distinction whereby we know and denominate them . Put a piece of gold any where by itself ...
... motions and operations depend the greatest part of those qualities which are taken notice of in them , and are made by us the inherent marks of distinction whereby we know and denominate them . Put a piece of gold any where by itself ...
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... motion , and the most considerable qualities to be observed in them , is so wholly on extrinsical causes and qualities . of other bodies that make no part of them , that they cannot subsist a moment without them : though yet those ...
... motion , and the most considerable qualities to be observed in them , is so wholly on extrinsical causes and qualities . of other bodies that make no part of them , that they cannot subsist a moment without them : though yet those ...
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... motions and grosser operations of things here about us ; but whence the streams come that keep all these curious machines in motion and repair , how conveyed and modified , is beyond our notice and apprehension : and the great parts and ...
... motions and grosser operations of things here about us ; but whence the streams come that keep all these curious machines in motion and repair , how conveyed and modified , is beyond our notice and apprehension : and the great parts and ...
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... motions and impulses made in and upon them by bodies from without , upon which depends , and by which is formed , the greatest and most remarkable part of those qualities we observe in them , and of which our complex ideas of them are ...
... motions and impulses made in and upon them by bodies from without , upon which depends , and by which is formed , the greatest and most remarkable part of those qualities we observe in them , and of which our complex ideas of them are ...
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