Sketches of the History of Man, Volumen3A. Strahan and T. Cadell, London; and for William Creech, Edinburgh, 1788 |
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... species of wri- ting too refined for a favage or barbarian : it is the fruit of a cultivated imagination ; and was a late invention even in Greece . The allegories of Esop are of the simplest kind : yet they were composed after learn ...
... species of wri- ting too refined for a favage or barbarian : it is the fruit of a cultivated imagination ; and was a late invention even in Greece . The allegories of Esop are of the simplest kind : yet they were composed after learn ...
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... species of 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 ...
... species of 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 ...
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... Species , what a specific difference , what a property , and what an accident ; that the knowledge of thefe is also very ufeful in definition , VOL . III . Rr in in divifion , and even in demonstration : therefore he Sk . I. 313 Appendix .
... Species , what a specific difference , what a property , and what an accident ; that the knowledge of thefe is also very ufeful in definition , VOL . III . Rr in in divifion , and even in demonstration : therefore he Sk . I. 313 Appendix .
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... Species do really exift in nature ? or , Whether they are only conceptions of the human mind ? If they exist in nature , Whether they are corporeal or incorporeal ? and , Whether they are inherent in the objects of fenfe , or disjoined ...
... Species do really exift in nature ? or , Whether they are only conceptions of the human mind ? If they exist in nature , Whether they are corporeal or incorporeal ? and , Whether they are inherent in the objects of fenfe , or disjoined ...
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... species is more a fubftance than the genus . If there were no primary , there could be no fecondary fubftances . The properties of fubftance are these : 1. No substance is capable of intension or remiffion . 2. No fubftance can be in ...
... species is more a fubftance than the genus . If there were no primary , there could be no fecondary fubftances . The properties of fubftance are these : 1. No substance is capable of intension or remiffion . 2. No fubftance can be in ...
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