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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... himself as much as his health would permit . Sometimes he diverted himself with working in the garden , which he very well understood . He loved walking , but not being able to walk much , thro ' the disorder of his lungs , he used to ...
... himself as much as his health would permit . Sometimes he diverted himself with working in the garden , which he very well understood . He loved walking , but not being able to walk much , thro ' the disorder of his lungs , he used to ...
Side 148
... himself that which he calls felf ; it not being confidered in this cafe , whether the fame felf be continued in the ... himself to himself , perfonal identity depends on that only , whether it be annexed only to one in- dividual ...
... himself that which he calls felf ; it not being confidered in this cafe , whether the fame felf be continued in the ... himself to himself , perfonal identity depends on that only , whether it be annexed only to one in- dividual ...
Side 150
... himself , and conclude that he has in himself an immaterial fpi- rit , which is that which he thinks in him , and in the conftant change of his body keeps him the fame ; and is that which he calls himself : let him also sup- pofe it to ...
... himself , and conclude that he has in himself an immaterial fpi- rit , which is that which he thinks in him , and in the conftant change of his body keeps him the fame ; and is that which he calls himself : let him also sup- pofe it to ...
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Uncompounded appearances | 1 |
Mens actions convince us that | 7 |
Other confiderations about innate prin | 22 |
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