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... human proofs , it is so large a field , as in a discourse of this nature and brevity it is fit rather to use choice of those things which we shall produce , than to embrace the variety of them . First therefore , in the degrees of human ...
... human proofs , it is so large a field , as in a discourse of this nature and brevity it is fit rather to use choice of those things which we shall produce , than to embrace the variety of them . First therefore , in the degrees of human ...
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... Human Philosophy or Humanity , which hath two parts : the one considereth man segregate , or distributively ; the other congregate , or in society . So as Human Philosophy is either Simple and Particular , or Conjugate and Civil . Hu ...
... Human Philosophy or Humanity , which hath two parts : the one considereth man segregate , or distributively ; the other congregate , or in society . So as Human Philosophy is either Simple and Particular , or Conjugate and Civil . Hu ...
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... human soul being divided into Rational and Irrational ; the one divine and peculiar to humanity , the other ( which is merely its instrument ) being of the earth and common to man and brute ; and the remark in the text is con- fined to ...
... human soul being divided into Rational and Irrational ; the one divine and peculiar to humanity , the other ( which is merely its instrument ) being of the earth and common to man and brute ; and the remark in the text is con- fined to ...
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