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... rule of prudence because it freeth elec- tion ; are the same thing in speculation and affirmation , which we now ... rule of truth , the second the rule of justice , and the third the rule of wisdom . These three rules are all to be ful ...
... rule of prudence because it freeth elec- tion ; are the same thing in speculation and affirmation , which we now ... rule of truth , the second the rule of justice , and the third the rule of wisdom . These three rules are all to be ful ...
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... rule , Quæ in eodem tertio conveniunt , et inter se conveniunt , [ things that are equal to the same are , equal to each other , ] a rule taken from the mathematics , but so potent in logic as all syllogisms are built upon it ? Is not ...
... rule , Quæ in eodem tertio conveniunt , et inter se conveniunt , [ things that are equal to the same are , equal to each other , ] a rule taken from the mathematics , but so potent in logic as all syllogisms are built upon it ? Is not ...
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... rule how far one knowledge ought to intermeddle within the province of another , which is the rule they call Kalav- rò ; 2 the other giveth rule unto what degree of particu- larity a knowledge should descend : which latter I find passed ...
... rule how far one knowledge ought to intermeddle within the province of another , which is the rule they call Kalav- rò ; 2 the other giveth rule unto what degree of particu- larity a knowledge should descend : which latter I find passed ...
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