The Works of John Locke, Volumen1Scientia, 1963 - 500 páginas |
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... doubt about their number than there is about the number of our fingers ; and it is like then every system would be ready to give them us by tale . But since nobody , that I know , has ven- tured yet to give a catalogue of them , they ...
... doubt about their number than there is about the number of our fingers ; and it is like then every system would be ready to give them us by tale . But since nobody , that I know , has ven- tured yet to give a catalogue of them , they ...
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... doubt not , but if a colony of young children should be placed in an island where no fire was , they would certainly neither have any notion of such a thing , nor name for it , how generally soever it were received and known in all the ...
... doubt not , but if a colony of young children should be placed in an island where no fire was , they would certainly neither have any notion of such a thing , nor name for it , how generally soever it were received and known in all the ...
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... doubt that he likewise fills immensity . His infinite being is cer tainly as boundless one way as another , and methinks it ascribes a little too much to matter to say where there is no body , there is nothing . Why men more easily ...
... doubt that he likewise fills immensity . His infinite being is cer tainly as boundless one way as another , and methinks it ascribes a little too much to matter to say where there is no body , there is nothing . Why men more easily ...
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