Great Books of the Western World, Band 28Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... manner which is exceedingly simple and rather obvious to everybody ? If now we ex- amine the matter carefully we find no addition or increment more simple than that which re- peats itself always in the same manner . This we readily ...
... manner which is exceedingly simple and rather obvious to everybody ? If now we ex- amine the matter carefully we find no addition or increment more simple than that which re- peats itself always in the same manner . This we readily ...
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... manner , according to Aristotle , in which a perfect and fruitful egg is produced by the male and female fowl 391 30. Of the uses of this disquisition on fecundity 393 31. The egg is not produced by the cock and hen in the way Aristotle ...
... manner , according to Aristotle , in which a perfect and fruitful egg is produced by the male and female fowl 391 30. Of the uses of this disquisition on fecundity 393 31. The egg is not produced by the cock and hen in the way Aristotle ...
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... manner . Nor is the case very different in regard to fishes . But of the manner in which spiders and the crustacea , such as shrimps and crabs , and the mollusca , such as the cuttlefish and calamary , arise from their eggs ; of the ...
... manner . Nor is the case very different in regard to fishes . But of the manner in which spiders and the crustacea , such as shrimps and crabs , and the mollusca , such as the cuttlefish and calamary , arise from their eggs ; of the ...
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