The Works of John Locke, Esq: In Three Volumes. The Contents of which Follow in the Next Leaf; with Alphabetical Tables, Bind 1S. Birt, D. Browne, T. Longman, J. Shuckburgh, C. Hitch and L. Hawes, J. Hodges, J. Oswald, A. Millar, J. and J. Rivington, J. Ward, and M. Cooper, 1751 |
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... body includes the idea of a fquare figure in another . I do not ask , whe- ther bodies do fo exift , that the motion of one body cannot really be without the motion of another . To determine this either way , is to beg the queftion for ...
... body includes the idea of a fquare figure in another . I do not ask , whe- ther bodies do fo exift , that the motion of one body cannot really be without the motion of another . To determine this either way , is to beg the queftion for ...
Side 133
... body , which it meets with at reft ; fo the mind can put bodies into CII A P. motion , or forbear to do fo , as it ... body , is certainly as capable of changing distance with any other body , or being , as body itfelf ; and fo is ...
... body , which it meets with at reft ; fo the mind can put bodies into CII A P. motion , or forbear to do fo , as it ... body , is certainly as capable of changing distance with any other body , or being , as body itfelf ; and fo is ...
Side 502
... body . " But your Lordship knows , that I do not take these two sounds , man and body , to ftand for the fame thing ; nor the identity of the man to be the fame , with the identity of the body . P. 43 . Bur let us read out your ...
... body . " But your Lordship knows , that I do not take these two sounds , man and body , to ftand for the fame thing ; nor the identity of the man to be the fame , with the identity of the body . P. 43 . Bur let us read out your ...
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Uncompounded appearances | 1 |
Mens actions convince us that | 7 |
Other confiderations about innate prin | 22 |
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