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Page 96
... imagine , that the rational soul should think so much , and not reason at all . And he that will consider that infants , newly come into the world , spend the greatest part of their time in sleep , and are seldom awake , but when either ...
... imagine , that the rational soul should think so much , and not reason at all . And he that will consider that infants , newly come into the world , spend the greatest part of their time in sleep , and are seldom awake , but when either ...
Page 128
... imagine , that those ideas are the resem- blances of something really existing in the objects themselves : since sensation discovers nothing of bulk , figure , or motion of parts in their production ; nor can reason show how bodies , by ...
... imagine , that those ideas are the resem- blances of something really existing in the objects themselves : since sensation discovers nothing of bulk , figure , or motion of parts in their production ; nor can reason show how bodies , by ...
Page 190
... imagine the duration of the world , from its first existence to this present year 1689 , to have been five thousand six hun- dred and thirty - nine years , or equal to five thousand six hundred and thirty - nine annual revolutions of ...
... imagine the duration of the world , from its first existence to this present year 1689 , to have been five thousand six hun- dred and thirty - nine years , or equal to five thousand six hundred and thirty - nine annual revolutions of ...
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