The English Works of Thomas Hobbes of Malmesbury, Volume 3J. Bohn, 1839 - Philosophy, English |
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... called the Passions ; and the Speeches by which they are expressed • · 7. Of the Ends or Resolutions of Discourse 8. Of the Virtues , commonly called Intellectual ; and their con- trary Defects 9. Of the Several Subjects of Knowledge 10 ...
... called the Passions ; and the Speeches by which they are expressed • · 7. Of the Ends or Resolutions of Discourse 8. Of the Virtues , commonly called Intellectual ; and their con- trary Defects 9. Of the Several Subjects of Knowledge 10 ...
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... called a COMMONWEALTH , or STATE , in Latin CIVITAS , which is but an artificial man ; though of greater stature and strength than the natural , for whose protection and defence it was in- tended ; and in which the sovereignty is an ...
... called a COMMONWEALTH , or STATE , in Latin CIVITAS , which is but an artificial man ; though of greater stature and strength than the natural , for whose protection and defence it was in- tended ; and in which the sovereignty is an ...
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... called memory . So that imagination and memory are but one thing , which for divers consi- derations hath divers names . Much memory , or memory of many things , is called experience . Again , imagination being only of those things ...
... called memory . So that imagination and memory are but one thing , which for divers consi- derations hath divers names . Much memory , or memory of many things , is called experience . Again , imagination being only of those things ...
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... called accounts of money rationes , and accounting ratio- cinatio ; and that which we in bills or books of account call items , they call nomina , that is names ; and thence it seems to proceed , that they extended the word ratio to the ...
... called accounts of money rationes , and accounting ratio- cinatio ; and that which we in bills or books of account call items , they call nomina , that is names ; and thence it seems to proceed , that they extended the word ratio to the ...
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... called negative , Negative which are notes to signify that a word is not the their uses . name of the thing in question ; as these words , nothing , no man , infinite , indocible , three want four , and the like ; which are nevertheless ...
... called negative , Negative which are notes to signify that a word is not the their uses . name of the thing in question ; as these words , nothing , no man , infinite , indocible , three want four , and the like ; which are nevertheless ...
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