An Essay Towards the Theory of the Ideal Or Intelligible World. Design'd for Two Parts: The First Considering it Absolutely in it Self, and the Second in Relation to Human Understanding ...S. Manship, 1704 |
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... Causes of the prefent Corruption of Chriftians , and the Remedies thereof . To which is added , a Liturgy : Or , Form of publick Prayer's , which are faid in the Church of Neufchatel every Saturday at Five of the Clock in the Evening ...
... Causes of the prefent Corruption of Chriftians , and the Remedies thereof . To which is added , a Liturgy : Or , Form of publick Prayer's , which are faid in the Church of Neufchatel every Saturday at Five of the Clock in the Evening ...
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... cause the Object of Geometry is not Matter , but Idea . But then the Confequence of this is that the Distinction of Geometrial and Physical Mat , ter ter is without due Foundation in pure Reason . And 12 Part II . The Theory of.
... cause the Object of Geometry is not Matter , but Idea . But then the Confequence of this is that the Distinction of Geometrial and Physical Mat , ter ter is without due Foundation in pure Reason . And 12 Part II . The Theory of.
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... caused and regulated . Tho ' after all , whether that be a good Reason why we should not think it alive , as truly as a Plant is alive ( tho ' not in fo perfect a degree ) I know not , as not being able to conceive any thing by what we ...
... caused and regulated . Tho ' after all , whether that be a good Reason why we should not think it alive , as truly as a Plant is alive ( tho ' not in fo perfect a degree ) I know not , as not being able to conceive any thing by what we ...
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... Cause ) mechanically made and laid together , and must be in like manner refolv'd and accounted for . And fo as to the Operations of Nature , as great and as strange as they are , they proceed ordinarily from Me- chanifm , the wife ...
... Cause ) mechanically made and laid together , and must be in like manner refolv'd and accounted for . And fo as to the Operations of Nature , as great and as strange as they are , they proceed ordinarily from Me- chanifm , the wife ...
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... cause of their Operations , in oppofition to those imagi- nary Principles of fubftantial Forms and Qua- lities introduced by the School of Ariftotle , not in the leaft intending to exclude a God , nei- ther from Being , nor from ...
... cause of their Operations , in oppofition to those imagi- nary Principles of fubftantial Forms and Qua- lities introduced by the School of Ariftotle , not in the leaft intending to exclude a God , nei- ther from Being , nor from ...
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