Great Books of the Western World, Band 12Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... faculty then will tell you ? That which contemplates both itself and all other things . And what is this faculty ? The rational faculty ; ' for this is the only faculty that we have received which examines itself , what it is , and what ...
... faculty then will tell you ? That which contemplates both itself and all other things . And what is this faculty ? The rational faculty ; ' for this is the only faculty that we have received which examines itself , what it is , and what ...
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... faculty has not been cut off from him , but it is brutalized . Shall I name this strength of mind ? Certainly not , unless we also name it such in catamites , through which they do and say in public what- ever comes into their head ...
... faculty has not been cut off from him , but it is brutalized . Shall I name this strength of mind ? Certainly not , unless we also name it such in catamites , through which they do and say in public what- ever comes into their head ...
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... faculty itself ? Did you ever hear the faculty of vision saying anything about itself ? or the faculty of hearing ? or wheat , or barley , or a horse or a dog ? No ; but they are appointed as ministers and slaves to serve the faculty ...
... faculty itself ? Did you ever hear the faculty of vision saying anything about itself ? or the faculty of hearing ? or wheat , or barley , or a horse or a dog ? No ; but they are appointed as ministers and slaves to serve the faculty ...
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