The Works of John Locke, Volumen2T. Longman, 1794 - 8 páginas |
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... himself : and there will be no imperfection in them , if he conftantly use the fame turn . fign for the fame idea ; for then he cannot fign Ú Book 3 . Imperfection of Words . This matter but lightly have no ftandards.
... himself : and there will be no imperfection in them , if he conftantly use the fame turn . fign for the fame idea ; for then he cannot fign Ú Book 3 . Imperfection of Words . This matter but lightly have no ftandards.
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... himself with colour and weight , yet another thinks folubility in aq . regia as neceffary to be joined with that colour in his idea of gold , as any one does its fufibility ; folubility in aq . regia being a quality as conftantly joined ...
... himself with colour and weight , yet another thinks folubility in aq . regia as neceffary to be joined with that colour in his idea of gold , as any one does its fufibility ; folubility in aq . regia being a quality as conftantly joined ...
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... himself to un- derftand very perfectly what the word liquor ftood for ; which I think too none of the moft perplexed names of fubftances . However , they were pleafed to comply with my motion , and upon examination found , that the ...
... himself to un- derftand very perfectly what the word liquor ftood for ; which I think too none of the moft perplexed names of fubftances . However , they were pleafed to comply with my motion , and upon examination found , that the ...
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... himself and others , whether it be or no . 2. Unfteady application of them . § . 5. Secondly , another great abuse of words is inconftancy in the use of them . It is hard to find a difcourfe written of any fubject , especially of ...
... himself and others , whether it be or no . 2. Unfteady application of them . § . 5. Secondly , another great abuse of words is inconftancy in the use of them . It is hard to find a difcourfe written of any fubject , especially of ...
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... himself substances fuch as never have been , and filled his head with ideas which have not any correfpondence with the real nature of things , to which yet he gives fettled and defined names ; may fill his difcourfe , and perhaps ...
... himself substances fuch as never have been , and filled his head with ideas which have not any correfpondence with the real nature of things , to which yet he gives fettled and defined names ; may fill his difcourfe , and perhaps ...
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