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... nature of a body who is to separate the particular vessels or bones in it for the purpose of comparison with ... natures of the whole . So also will those spectators of the analysis fail altogether to attain to a knowledge of the Philo ...
... nature of a body who is to separate the particular vessels or bones in it for the purpose of comparison with ... natures of the whole . So also will those spectators of the analysis fail altogether to attain to a knowledge of the Philo ...
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... nature of the case , that when we have that stock we are at once in possession of all the essential grounds of general con- nection . For it must have been natural for the first reviewer of the Platonic system to have especially taken a ...
... nature of the case , that when we have that stock we are at once in possession of all the essential grounds of general con- nection . For it must have been natural for the first reviewer of the Platonic system to have especially taken a ...
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... natural to him . There are clearly in our Platonic collection several pieces which can be ascribed to Plato only by regarding them in this point of view , and to endeavour to decide with respect to such from the trifling nature of the ...
... natural to him . There are clearly in our Platonic collection several pieces which can be ascribed to Plato only by regarding them in this point of view , and to endeavour to decide with respect to such from the trifling nature of the ...
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... natural to refer from all particular ideas and separate opinions to his great original principles , should have ... nature are indifferent as regards this investigation . It is therefore easier also to decide upon the genuineness of ...
... natural to refer from all particular ideas and separate opinions to his great original principles , should have ... nature are indifferent as regards this investigation . It is therefore easier also to decide upon the genuineness of ...
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... nature of the thing decides the question ; inas- much as these expositions rest upon the investigations previously pursued , with which all the dialogues are more or less engaged ; upon the nature of knowledge generally , and of ...
... nature of the thing decides the question ; inas- much as these expositions rest upon the investigations previously pursued , with which all the dialogues are more or less engaged ; upon the nature of knowledge generally , and of ...
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