An Abridgment of Locke's Essay concerning Humane Understanding. [By J. Wynne.]A. and J. Churchill, 1696 - 310 Seiten |
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... of Sen- fation , whofe ftructures cannot but be very delicate , we might by the pain be warn'd to withdraw before the Organ be quite put out of order . That this is A the end of pain , appears from this confi deration C3 the ( 21 )
... of Sen- fation , whofe ftructures cannot but be very delicate , we might by the pain be warn'd to withdraw before the Organ be quite put out of order . That this is A the end of pain , appears from this confi deration C3 the ( 21 )
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... whofe right hand are pleafures for evermore . Tho what is here faid concerning Pleasure and Pain may not perhaps make those Ideas clearer to us , than our own experience does , yet it may ferve to give us due Sentiments of the Wisdom ...
... whofe right hand are pleafures for evermore . Tho what is here faid concerning Pleasure and Pain may not perhaps make those Ideas clearer to us , than our own experience does , yet it may ferve to give us due Sentiments of the Wisdom ...
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... Hear , & c . Impreffions made on the outward Parts if they are not taken notice of within , caufe no Perception as we fee in those whose whofe Minds are intently bufied in the contemplation of certain ( 31 ) Of Perception tl Chap.
... Hear , & c . Impreffions made on the outward Parts if they are not taken notice of within , caufe no Perception as we fee in those whose whofe Minds are intently bufied in the contemplation of certain ( 31 ) Of Perception tl Chap.
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John Locke. whofe Minds are intently bufied in the contemplation of certain Objects . A fufficient impulse there may be upon the organs of Senfation : but if it reach not the observation of the Mind , there fol- lows no Perception : fo ...
John Locke. whofe Minds are intently bufied in the contemplation of certain Objects . A fufficient impulse there may be upon the organs of Senfation : but if it reach not the observation of the Mind , there fol- lows no Perception : fo ...
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... vers in fenfible Bodies , whofe extremi- ties come within our reach : and the Eye takes both from Bodies and Colours , whose boundaries are within its view ; where where observing how the extremities ter- minate either in ftraight ( 45 )
... vers in fenfible Bodies , whofe extremi- ties come within our reach : and the Eye takes both from Bodies and Colours , whose boundaries are within its view ; where where observing how the extremities ter- minate either in ftraight ( 45 )
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