The English Works of Thomas Hobbes of Malmesbury, Volume 3J. Bohn, 1839 - Philosophy, English |
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... honour Him , a man shall no sooner know , than enjoy ; being joys , that now are as incomprehensible , as the word of school - men beatifical vision is un- intelligible . The form of speech whereby men signify their opinion of the ...
... honour Him , a man shall no sooner know , than enjoy ; being joys , that now are as incomprehensible , as the word of school - men beatifical vision is un- intelligible . The form of speech whereby men signify their opinion of the ...
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... honour done in believing , is done to him only . And consequently , when we believe that the Scriptures are the word of God , having no immediate revelation from God himself , our belief , faith , and trust is in the church ; whose word ...
... honour done in believing , is done to him only . And consequently , when we believe that the Scriptures are the word of God , having no immediate revelation from God himself , our belief , faith , and trust is in the church ; whose word ...
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... honour or dishonour ; which is done by noble , or by vile comparisons . The judgment does but suggest what circumstances make an action laudable , or culpable . In hortatives , and pleadings , as truth , or disguise serveth best to the ...
... honour or dishonour ; which is done by noble , or by vile comparisons . The judgment does but suggest what circumstances make an action laudable , or culpable . In hortatives , and pleadings , as truth , or disguise serveth best to the ...
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... honour . All which may be reduced to the first , that is , desire power . For riches , knowledge , and honour , are but several sorts of power . of And therefore , a man who has no great passion for any of these things ; but is , as men ...
... honour . All which may be reduced to the first , that is , desire power . For riches , knowledge , and honour , are but several sorts of power . of And therefore , a man who has no great passion for any of these things ; but is , as men ...
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... honour , gave counsel to the magistrates , to strip such as so hanged themselves , and let them hang out naked . This , the story says , cured that madness . But on the other side , the same Grecians , did often ascribe madness to the ...
... honour , gave counsel to the magistrates , to strip such as so hanged themselves , and let them hang out naked . This , the story says , cured that madness . But on the other side , the same Grecians , did often ascribe madness to the ...
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