The Works of John Locke, Volumen1Scientia, 1963 - 500 páginas |
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... suppose to sleep and wake by turns ; and the soul still thinking in the waking man , whereof the sleeping man is never con- scious , has never the least perception . I ask then , whether Castor and Pollux , thus , with only one soul ...
... suppose to sleep and wake by turns ; and the soul still thinking in the waking man , whereof the sleeping man is never con- scious , has never the least perception . I ask then , whether Castor and Pollux , thus , with only one soul ...
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... suppose the infinity of space . The reason whereof seems to me to be this ; that duration and extension being used as names of affections belonging to other beings , we easily conceive in God infinite duration , and we cannot avoid ...
... suppose the infinity of space . The reason whereof seems to me to be this ; that duration and extension being used as names of affections belonging to other beings , we easily conceive in God infinite duration , and we cannot avoid ...
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... suppose equal to certain lengths of measured time ; and so consider them as bounded and determined . For if we should suppose the crea- tion , or fall of the angels , was at the beginning of the Julian period , we should speak properly ...
... suppose equal to certain lengths of measured time ; and so consider them as bounded and determined . For if we should suppose the crea- tion , or fall of the angels , was at the beginning of the Julian period , we should speak properly ...
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