The Works of John Locke, Volume 2Scientia Verlag Aalen, 1963 - Philosophy |
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Page 221
... farther says , that had we a magazine of all ideas that are necessary for seeing things , they would be of no use , since the mind could not know which to choose , and set before itself to see the sun . What he here means by the sun is ...
... farther says , that had we a magazine of all ideas that are necessary for seeing things , they would be of no use , since the mind could not know which to choose , and set before itself to see the sun . What he here means by the sun is ...
Page 315
... farther testimonies of your kindness and friendship to me , in your last of March 28 ; which brings withal the ... farther than his prede- cessors , we had yet been ignorant of a vast part of our earth , preferable ( as some say ) to all ...
... farther testimonies of your kindness and friendship to me , in your last of March 28 ; which brings withal the ... farther than his prede- cessors , we had yet been ignorant of a vast part of our earth , preferable ( as some say ) to all ...
Page 423
... farther , would I desire a poem to extend . You see I am carried beyond my designed bounds , by the mark on the other side this leaf . But as I am never weary of reading letters from you , so , I think , I am never tired of writing to ...
... farther , would I desire a poem to extend . You see I am carried beyond my designed bounds , by the mark on the other side this leaf . But as I am never weary of reading letters from you , so , I think , I am never tired of writing to ...
Contents
An Examination of P Malebranches Opinion of seeing | 207 |
A Discourse of Miracles | 256 |
Memoirs relating to the Life of Anthony first Earl | 266 |
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