The Works of John Locke, Volumen1Scientia, 1963 - 500 páginas |
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... able also to shorten any line it imagines , by taking from it one - half , or one - fourth , or what part it pleases , without being able to come to an end of any such divisions , it can make an angle of any bigness : so also the lines ...
... able also to shorten any line it imagines , by taking from it one - half , or one - fourth , or what part it pleases , without being able to come to an end of any such divisions , it can make an angle of any bigness : so also the lines ...
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John Locke. formed by something that is able to digest , motion by something able to move , and understanding by some- thing able to understand . And in truth it would be very strange if it should be otherwise ; as strange as it would be ...
John Locke. formed by something that is able to digest , motion by something able to move , and understanding by some- thing able to understand . And in truth it would be very strange if it should be otherwise ; as strange as it would be ...
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... able to do ; and when we have done it , we have done our duty , and all that is in our power , and indeed all that needs . For since the will supposes knowledge to guide its choice , and all that we can do is to hold our wills un ...
... able to do ; and when we have done it , we have done our duty , and all that is in our power , and indeed all that needs . For since the will supposes knowledge to guide its choice , and all that we can do is to hold our wills un ...
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