History of the Intellectual Development of Europe, Volumen1Bell and Daldy, 1864 |
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... Advance , indicating a rapid Ap- proach to Oriental Ideas . - It assumes a Pantheistic Aspect . RISE OF PHILOSOPHY IN EUROPEAN GREECE.- Relations and Influence of the Mediterranean Commercial and Colonial System . - Athens attains to ...
... Advance , indicating a rapid Ap- proach to Oriental Ideas . - It assumes a Pantheistic Aspect . RISE OF PHILOSOPHY IN EUROPEAN GREECE.- Relations and Influence of the Mediterranean Commercial and Colonial System . - Athens attains to ...
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... advance of light and life is followed by an orderly retreat , and in its turn the southern hemisphere presents the same glorious phenomenon . Once every year does the life of the earth pulsate ; now there is an abounding vitality , now ...
... advance of light and life is followed by an orderly retreat , and in its turn the southern hemisphere presents the same glorious phenomenon . Once every year does the life of the earth pulsate ; now there is an abounding vitality , now ...
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... advance . and actions appertaining to specific periods in the one case as in the other . Without difficulty we affirm of a given act that it appertains to a given period . We recognize the noisy sports of boyhood , the business ...
... advance . and actions appertaining to specific periods in the one case as in the other . Without difficulty we affirm of a given act that it appertains to a given period . We recognize the noisy sports of boyhood , the business ...
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... advance . condition of In an individual , life is maintained only by the production Interstitial change and and destruction of organic particles ; no portion of the system death the being in a state of immobility , but each displaying ...
... advance . condition of In an individual , life is maintained only by the production Interstitial change and and destruction of organic particles ; no portion of the system death the being in a state of immobility , but each displaying ...
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... advance , though it may sometimes be unexpected , can never be abrupt . At each stage events and ideas emerge which not only necessarily owe their origin to preceding events and ideas , but extend far into the future and influence it ...
... advance , though it may sometimes be unexpected , can never be abrupt . At each stage events and ideas emerge which not only necessarily owe their origin to preceding events and ideas , but extend far into the future and influence it ...
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A History of the Intellectual Development of Europe, Volumen1 John William Draper Vista completa - 1875 |
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