The Works of George Berkeley, Bishop of Cloyne, Volume 3Nelson, 1948 |
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Page 81
... authorities among men of low life and vile education . EUPHRANOR . Perhaps we ought to pay a decent respect to the authority of minute philosophers . LYSICLES . And I would fain know whose authority should be more considered than that ...
... authorities among men of low life and vile education . EUPHRANOR . Perhaps we ought to pay a decent respect to the authority of minute philosophers . LYSICLES . And I would fain know whose authority should be more considered than that ...
Page 254
... authorities , ancient or modern , or inquire which was the greater man , Socrates or Glaucus . Though , methinks , for so much as authority can signify , the present times , gray and hoary with age and experience , have a manifest ...
... authorities , ancient or modern , or inquire which was the greater man , Socrates or Glaucus . Though , methinks , for so much as authority can signify , the present times , gray and hoary with age and experience , have a manifest ...
Page 318
... authority before reason , or an old and common opinion before a true one . Which false modesty , as it discourages men from treading in untrodden paths , or striking out new light , is , above all other qualities , the greatest enemy to ...
... authority before reason , or an old and common opinion before a true one . Which false modesty , as it discourages men from treading in untrodden paths , or striking out new light , is , above all other qualities , the greatest enemy to ...
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