Siris: A Chain of Philosophical Reflexions and Inquiries Concerning the Virtues of Tar WaterReprinted for W. Innys, 1744 - 174 pages |
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... Peripatetics , the form of heaven , or the fiery æthereal fubftance , contains the forms of all inferior beings ( b ) ... Peripatetic fenfe is vital to all , but diverfly re- ceived according to the diverfity of the fubjects . So all ...
... Peripatetics , the form of heaven , or the fiery æthereal fubftance , contains the forms of all inferior beings ( b ) ... Peripatetic fenfe is vital to all , but diverfly re- ceived according to the diverfity of the fubjects . So all ...
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... Peripatetics . And both bear analogy to the foregoing philofo- phy of fire . 181. The heaven is fuppofed pregnant with virtues and forms , which conftitute and difcrimi- nate the various fpecies of things . And we have more than once ...
... Peripatetics . And both bear analogy to the foregoing philofo- phy of fire . 181. The heaven is fuppofed pregnant with virtues and forms , which conftitute and difcrimi- nate the various fpecies of things . And we have more than once ...
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... Peripatetics rightly judge to be a mere paffion , but in the mover to be évépes or act . 251. It paffeth with many , I know not how , that mechanical principles give a clear folution of the phænomena . The Democritic hypothefis , faith ...
... Peripatetics rightly judge to be a mere paffion , but in the mover to be évépes or act . 251. It paffeth with many , I know not how , that mechanical principles give a clear folution of the phænomena . The Democritic hypothefis , faith ...
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... Peripatetics , that is , the fciences , arts , and habits , were by them diftinguished from the acts or exéxas STERα , and fuppofed to exift in the mind , though not exerted or put into act . This feems to illuftrate the manner in which ...
... Peripatetics , that is , the fciences , arts , and habits , were by them diftinguished from the acts or exéxas STERα , and fuppofed to exift in the mind , though not exerted or put into act . This feems to illuftrate the manner in which ...
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... Peripatetics themselves distinguish between reminifcence and mere memory . The miftius obferves that the best memories commonly go with the worst parts ; but that reminifcence is moft perfect in the most ingenious minds . And ...
... Peripatetics themselves distinguish between reminifcence and mere memory . The miftius obferves that the best memories commonly go with the worst parts ; but that reminifcence is moft perfect in the most ingenious minds . And ...
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