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Page 148
... idea of the eloquence of the pulpit , and of the principles on which it ought to be founded . Several rules are then laid down refpecting the collecting the materials , and forming the plan of a discourse . To thefe are fubjoined the ...
... idea of the eloquence of the pulpit , and of the principles on which it ought to be founded . Several rules are then laid down refpecting the collecting the materials , and forming the plan of a discourse . To thefe are fubjoined the ...
Page 482
... ideas , and vindi- cates the antient but quaint definition , which has been afcribed to Pythagoras , mentem effe ... idea is that act of the mind , by which a number of similar and homogeneous fenfations are reduced to a common form ...
... ideas , and vindi- cates the antient but quaint definition , which has been afcribed to Pythagoras , mentem effe ... idea is that act of the mind , by which a number of similar and homogeneous fenfations are reduced to a common form ...
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... ideas . Here we meet with an anecdote that illuftrates a phenomenon , for which many phyfiologifts have been at a lofs to ... idea of unity , but only of a collection of parts : even a mathe- matical point is not material ; the intuitive ...
... ideas . Here we meet with an anecdote that illuftrates a phenomenon , for which many phyfiologifts have been at a lofs to ... idea of unity , but only of a collection of parts : even a mathe- matical point is not material ; the intuitive ...
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