History of the Intellectual Development of Europe, Volumen1Bell and Daldy, 1864 |
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... looked upon as a homogeneous body ; its ingredients have not only been separated , but the functions they discharge have been ascertained . From one of these , carbonic acid , all the vari- ous forms of plants arise ; that substance ...
... looked upon as a homogeneous body ; its ingredients have not only been separated , but the functions they discharge have been ascertained . From one of these , carbonic acid , all the vari- ous forms of plants arise ; that substance ...
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... looked to Reason and distrusted the Senses . From his fragments it has been inferred that he was sceptical of the guidance of the former as well as of the latter , founding his distrust on the imperfection the soul has contracted , and ...
... looked to Reason and distrusted the Senses . From his fragments it has been inferred that he was sceptical of the guidance of the former as well as of the latter , founding his distrust on the imperfection the soul has contracted , and ...
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... looked upon as the affairs of a fool : happy is the man who stands in no need of a friend ; still happier he who has not one . No action is intrinsically bad ; even robbery , adultery , sacrilege , are only crimes by public agreement ...
... looked upon as the affairs of a fool : happy is the man who stands in no need of a friend ; still happier he who has not one . No action is intrinsically bad ; even robbery , adultery , sacrilege , are only crimes by public agreement ...
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... looked for a continuance of the soul in an end- less futurity , but gave themselves no concern about the eter- nity which is past . But Plato considered the soul as having already eternally existed , the present life being only a moment ...
... looked for a continuance of the soul in an end- less futurity , but gave themselves no concern about the eter- nity which is past . But Plato considered the soul as having already eternally existed , the present life being only a moment ...
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... looked upon as a criterion , —memory , which is the basis of experience . tions of the dictions of In his Physics he adopts the Atomic theory of Democritus , And contra . though in many respects it ill accords with his Ethics or Cano ...
... looked upon as a criterion , —memory , which is the basis of experience . tions of the dictions of In his Physics he adopts the Atomic theory of Democritus , And contra . though in many respects it ill accords with his Ethics or Cano ...
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