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Immediately afterward , he published his “ Physiological System of Nosology , "
and within two years , " The Study of Medicine " was finished . This work the
British Medical Reviews pronounce “ beyond all comparison the best of SKETCH
OF ...
Immediately afterward , he published his “ Physiological System of Nosology , "
and within two years , " The Study of Medicine " was finished . This work the
British Medical Reviews pronounce “ beyond all comparison the best of SKETCH
OF ...
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... supposed , and which we cannot otherwise contemplate or characterize than
by the negative term Spirit , as it is from matter , which is more immediately
submitted to our eyes , and constitutes the substrate of our own being and
sensations ?
... supposed , and which we cannot otherwise contemplate or characterize than
by the negative term Spirit , as it is from matter , which is more immediately
submitted to our eyes , and constitutes the substrate of our own being and
sensations ?
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While as to those which are more immediately connected with the principle of
animal life , and upon which many schools of modern philosophy have supposed
it altogether to depend , as caloric , and the electric and voltaic fluids ...
While as to those which are more immediately connected with the principle of
animal life , and upon which many schools of modern philosophy have supposed
it altogether to depend , as caloric , and the electric and voltaic fluids ...
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... primary or incorporeal matter , immediately produces palpable forms , and
renders them objects of contemplation and science to the external senses.t It is ,
hence , obvious that Plato contended for a triad or trinity of substances in the
creation ...
... primary or incorporeal matter , immediately produces palpable forms , and
renders them objects of contemplation and science to the external senses.t It is ,
hence , obvious that Plato contended for a triad or trinity of substances in the
creation ...
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But though enjoying eternal rest himself , he communicates motion , necessarily
and essentially , upon this theory , to the sphere immediately below him ; as this ,
in its turn , communicates it in different directions , and with different velocities ...
But though enjoying eternal rest himself , he communicates motion , necessarily
and essentially , upon this theory , to the sphere immediately below him ; as this ,
in its turn , communicates it in different directions , and with different velocities ...
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Términos y frases comunes
able action already animals appears become belong birds blood body brain called cause character chiefly common consequence considerable consists constitutes continued denominated derived direct distinct distinguished doctrine earth effect equally example existence extensive external fact faculty feeling fishes former four give given hand head heart hence human ideas immediately important insects instances instinct intelligence Italy kind knowledge known language laws lecture less light living manner material matter means meet mind nature never objects observed occasion occasionally operation organs origin passions perfect perhaps period persons philosophers plants possess present principle produced proof prove reason regarded respect result says seems sensation sense separate similar sometimes species substance sufficient supposed term thing tion traced tribes variety various vegetable whole
Información bibliográfica
| Título | The Book of Nature |
| Autor | John Mason Good |
| Editor | J. & J. Harper, 1831 |
| Procedencia del original | Biblioteca Pública de Lyon |
| Digitalizado | 21 Jul 2011 |
| N.º de páginas | 467 páginas |
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