Sketches of the History of Man, Volumen3A. Strahan and T. Cadell, London; and for William Creech, Edinburgh, 1788 |
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... Aristotle , and restored reafon to her privileges . All the knowledge of Europe was centred in Conftantinople ; and the learned men of that city , abhorring the Turks and their government , took refuge in Italy . The Greek language was ...
... Aristotle , and restored reafon to her privileges . All the knowledge of Europe was centred in Conftantinople ; and the learned men of that city , abhorring the Turks and their government , took refuge in Italy . The Greek language was ...
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... Aristotle , famous for its impenetrability , or rather abfurdi- ty , " Actus entis in potentia , quatenus in " potentia + . " His definition of time is numerus motus fecundum prius ac pofterius . This definition as well as that of ...
... Aristotle , famous for its impenetrability , or rather abfurdi- ty , " Actus entis in potentia , quatenus in " potentia + . " His definition of time is numerus motus fecundum prius ac pofterius . This definition as well as that of ...
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... Aristotle are , answered , That they are neither entities nor nonen- tities , but fomething intermediate between the two . The famous aftronomer Ifmael Bulialdus lays down the following propo- fition , and attempts a mathematical de ...
... Aristotle are , answered , That they are neither entities nor nonen- tities , but fomething intermediate between the two . The famous aftronomer Ifmael Bulialdus lays down the following propo- fition , and attempts a mathematical de ...
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... Aristotle's logic , would be a valuable addition to the hiftorical branch . A diftinct and candid account of a system that for many ages governed the reafoning part of mankind , cannot but be acceptable to the public . Curiofity will be ...
... Aristotle's logic , would be a valuable addition to the hiftorical branch . A diftinct and candid account of a system that for many ages governed the reafoning part of mankind , cannot but be acceptable to the public . Curiofity will be ...
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... Aristotle has done to the reasoning faculty , by drawing it out of its natural course into devious paths . His artificial- mode of reasoning , is no lefs fuperficial than intricate : I fay , fuperficial ; for in none of his logical ...
... Aristotle has done to the reasoning faculty , by drawing it out of its natural course into devious paths . His artificial- mode of reasoning , is no lefs fuperficial than intricate : I fay , fuperficial ; for in none of his logical ...
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