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... relates to the persons only . The other point of which I would have men reminded relates to the matter itself . Be it remembered then that I am far from wishing to interfere with the philosophy which now flourishes , or with NOVUM ...
... relates to the persons only . The other point of which I would have men reminded relates to the matter itself . Be it remembered then that I am far from wishing to interfere with the philosophy which now flourishes , or with NOVUM ...
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... relates to the mechanical preparation of natural substances ; and take notice of such things as the discovery in astronomy of the motions of the heavens , of harmony in music , of the letters of the alphabet ( to this day not in use ...
... relates to the mechanical preparation of natural substances ; and take notice of such things as the discovery in astronomy of the motions of the heavens , of harmony in music , of the letters of the alphabet ( to this day not in use ...
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... relate to natures concrete or combined into one structure , and have regard to what may be called particular and special habits of nature , not to her fundamental and universal laws which constitute Forms . And yet it must be confessed ...
... relate to natures concrete or combined into one structure , and have regard to what may be called particular and special habits of nature , not to her fundamental and universal laws which constitute Forms . And yet it must be confessed ...
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... relate to the configu- ration of the world rather than to simple forms and natures . For example , these following are instances of Conformity ; a looking - glass and the eye ; and again , the construction of the ear and places ...
... relate to the configu- ration of the world rather than to simple forms and natures . For example , these following are instances of Conformity ; a looking - glass and the eye ; and again , the construction of the ear and places ...
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... relates to their proper objects . In the first kind , where an object is imperceptible by reason of its distance , there is no way of manifesting it to the sense but by joining to it or substituting for it some other object which may ...
... relates to their proper objects . In the first kind , where an object is imperceptible by reason of its distance , there is no way of manifesting it to the sense but by joining to it or substituting for it some other object which may ...
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