Advancement of LearningP.F. Collier, 1902 - 431 Seiten |
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... mind , enshrined in the finest passages of his writings . Of the " De Augmentis , " though one of the greatest books of modern times , only three translations have ap- peared , and each of these strikingly imperfect . That of Wats ...
... mind , enshrined in the finest passages of his writings . Of the " De Augmentis , " though one of the greatest books of modern times , only three translations have ap- peared , and each of these strikingly imperfect . That of Wats ...
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... mind and things . But as the mind , hastily and without choice , imbibes and treasures up the first notices of things , from whence all the rest proceed , errors must forever prevail , and remain uncorrected , either by the natural ...
... mind and things . But as the mind , hastily and without choice , imbibes and treasures up the first notices of things , from whence all the rest proceed , errors must forever prevail , and remain uncorrected , either by the natural ...
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... mind . For it is wiser to engage in an undertaking that admits of some termination , than to involve one's self in perpetual exertion and anxiety about what is interminable . The ways of contemplation , indeed , nearly correspond to two ...
... mind . For it is wiser to engage in an undertaking that admits of some termination , than to involve one's self in perpetual exertion and anxiety about what is interminable . The ways of contemplation , indeed , nearly correspond to two ...
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... mind to rest ; whence , of course , the greatest geniuses in all ages have suffered violence ; while out of regard to their own character they submitted to the judgment of the times , and the populace . And thus when any more sublime ...
... mind to rest ; whence , of course , the greatest geniuses in all ages have suffered violence ; while out of regard to their own character they submitted to the judgment of the times , and the populace . And thus when any more sublime ...
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... mind should be introduced . This , however , is not to be understood as if nothing had been ef- fected by the ... minds against the vehemence of opinions , our own in- ternal doubts and scruples , and the darkness and fantastic 16 THE ...
... mind should be introduced . This , however , is not to be understood as if nothing had been ef- fected by the ... minds against the vehemence of opinions , our own in- ternal doubts and scruples , and the darkness and fantastic 16 THE ...
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