History of the Intellectual Development of Europe, Volumen1Bell and Daldy, 1864 |
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... equal to one degree of cold in the mean annual temperature , or to sixty miles horizontally northward . Nor is this slow disturbance ended . Again and again , in historic times , have its results operated fearfully on Europe , by ...
... equal to one degree of cold in the mean annual temperature , or to sixty miles horizontally northward . Nor is this slow disturbance ended . Again and again , in historic times , have its results operated fearfully on Europe , by ...
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... equal proportion of which all things consist , fire being the true , and night the phenome- nal . From such an unsubstantial and delusive basis it would not repay us , even if we had the means of accomplishing it , to give an exposition ...
... equal proportion of which all things consist , fire being the true , and night the phenome- nal . From such an unsubstantial and delusive basis it would not repay us , even if we had the means of accomplishing it , to give an exposition ...
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... equal value , occasioned the destruction of them all , and the philosophy founded on physical speculation came to an end . in the man- tellectual progress . Of this phase of Greek intellectual life , if we may compare Uniformity the ...
... equal value , occasioned the destruction of them all , and the philosophy founded on physical speculation came to an end . in the man- tellectual progress . Of this phase of Greek intellectual life , if we may compare Uniformity the ...
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... equal in acuteness ; but a very large portion , and by far the surest portion , is derived from reminiscence of our former states ; that each individual soul is an idea ; and that , of ideas gene- rally , the lower are held together by ...
... equal in acuteness ; but a very large portion , and by far the surest portion , is derived from reminiscence of our former states ; that each individual soul is an idea ; and that , of ideas gene- rally , the lower are held together by ...
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... equal adaptation for the ends it has to serve . The spleen is placed on the left side of the liver , in order to secrete and carry off the impurities which the diseases of the body might pro- duce and accumulate . The intestines are ...
... equal adaptation for the ends it has to serve . The spleen is placed on the left side of the liver , in order to secrete and carry off the impurities which the diseases of the body might pro- duce and accumulate . The intestines are ...
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