The Book of NatureJ. & J. Harper, 1831 - 467 páginas |
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... Plato ; and sometimes unintelligent in all its parts and particles , whether united or disjoined , which formed the dogma of Epicurus . Under some modification or other , however , the doctrine of the eternity of matter appears to have ...
... Plato ; and sometimes unintelligent in all its parts and particles , whether united or disjoined , which formed the dogma of Epicurus . Under some modification or other , however , the doctrine of the eternity of matter appears to have ...
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... Plato and his adherents maintain and ourselves have been taught to believe . " འ This is one specimen of the very common attempt in the writings of the fathers to blend the narrative and doctrines of Moses with the principles of ...
... Plato and his adherents maintain and ourselves have been taught to believe . " འ This is one specimen of the very common attempt in the writings of the fathers to blend the narrative and doctrines of Moses with the principles of ...
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... Plato and Xenophanes , and , under different modifications , became a tenet of the academic and eleatic schools . I have already quoted the principle on which it is founded , from M. Anquetil du Perron's transla- tion of the Oupnek ...
... Plato and Xenophanes , and , under different modifications , became a tenet of the academic and eleatic schools . I have already quoted the principle on which it is founded , from M. Anquetil du Perron's transla- tion of the Oupnek ...
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... Plato , and Aristotle , in impelling them to the belief that matter , in its primary state , to adopt the words of Cicero , in which he ex- plains the Platonic doctrine , " is a substance without form or quality , but capable of ...
... Plato , and Aristotle , in impelling them to the belief that matter , in its primary state , to adopt the words of Cicero , in which he ex- plains the Platonic doctrine , " is a substance without form or quality , but capable of ...
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... Plato denominated ideas ; a term which has , hence , descended to our own day , and is on every one's lips , although in a different sense from what it originally imported . The reason or wisdom of the great First Cause , and which he ...
... Plato denominated ideas ; a term which has , hence , descended to our own day , and is on every one's lips , although in a different sense from what it originally imported . The reason or wisdom of the great First Cause , and which he ...
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