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... even were it ever so easy to do so , or possible to dispatch it in ever so small a space , inasmuch as the whole object of this new exposition of his works is to put it within the power of every one to have , through an immediate and 3.
... even were it ever so easy to do so , or possible to dispatch it in ever so small a space , inasmuch as the whole object of this new exposition of his works is to put it within the power of every one to have , through an immediate and 3.
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... whole devotes its particular work or section , in which it is regularly built up , according to plan , with rooms and stories , so that any one whose memory and fingers do not refuse to work , may measure and point out , if not without ...
... whole devotes its particular work or section , in which it is regularly built up , according to plan , with rooms and stories , so that any one whose memory and fingers do not refuse to work , may measure and point out , if not without ...
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... whole endeavour would have been use- less ; but of doing this no one seems seriously to have thought . And , further , how should it happen that Aristotle , who indisputably was concerned with a true understanding of the true Philosophy ...
... whole endeavour would have been use- less ; but of doing this no one seems seriously to have thought . And , further , how should it happen that Aristotle , who indisputably was concerned with a true understanding of the true Philosophy ...
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... whole nature of a body who is to separate the particular vessels or bones in it for the purpose of comparison with corresponding parts of an- other similarly dissected , which would be the fullest use to which that philosophical process ...
... whole nature of a body who is to separate the particular vessels or bones in it for the purpose of comparison with corresponding parts of an- other similarly dissected , which would be the fullest use to which that philosophical process ...
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... whole of his method , as it has been often applied both contemporaneously and at a later period to philosophical objects , without a trace of the spirit of Plato , or of his great adroitness in the management of it . But even in his ...
... whole of his method , as it has been often applied both contemporaneously and at a later period to philosophical objects , without a trace of the spirit of Plato , or of his great adroitness in the management of it . But even in his ...
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