Encyclopædia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature, 11. köide,2. osaColin Macfarquhar, George Gleig A. Bell and C. Macfarquhar, 1797 |
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... Truth , feepticifm as this no modern philofopher has profeffed ; but many have had enough of it to inake faber men hesitate about defining truth , and even infinuate that of truth no definition can be given . This furely is a miftake . If ...
... Truth , feepticifm as this no modern philofopher has profeffed ; but many have had enough of it to inake faber men hesitate about defining truth , and even infinuate that of truth no definition can be given . This furely is a miftake . If ...
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... Truth . which can be expreffed or apprehended is neceffarily each are what they are , whether they fall upon this , Of Truth , either true or falfe , whether its truth or falsehood be upon that , or upon any eye ; and the fenfation com ...
... Truth . which can be expreffed or apprehended is neceffarily each are what they are , whether they fall upon this , Of Truth , either true or falfe , whether its truth or falsehood be upon that , or upon any eye ; and the fenfation com ...
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... Truth , of applying the epithets temporary and eternal to any thing but real exiftences , yet as this manner of speak ing has been used by all philofophers , we shall give in ftances of each kind of truth , and endeavour to afcer- tain ...
... Truth , of applying the epithets temporary and eternal to any thing but real exiftences , yet as this manner of speak ing has been used by all philofophers , we shall give in ftances of each kind of truth , and endeavour to afcer- tain ...
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