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The question of fact consisted in ascertaining whether M. Arnauld was guilty of presumption , for having asserted in his second letter that he had carefully perused the book of Jansenius , and that he had not discovered the propositions ...
The question of fact consisted in ascertaining whether M. Arnauld was guilty of presumption , for having asserted in his second letter that he had carefully perused the book of Jansenius , and that he had not discovered the propositions ...
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But what argument do you found upon the language of that brief , in which all that the Pope says is that " he has condemned the doctrine of Jansenius in these five propositions " ? What does that add to the constitution , or what more ...
But what argument do you found upon the language of that brief , in which all that the Pope says is that " he has condemned the doctrine of Jansenius in these five propositions " ? What does that add to the constitution , or what more ...
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Prove all propositions that are at all obscure , and use for their proof only axioms that are perfectly evident or propositions already granted or demonstrated . 3. Always substitute mentally the definitions in place of the things ...
Prove all propositions that are at all obscure , and use for their proof only axioms that are perfectly evident or propositions already granted or demonstrated . 3. Always substitute mentally the definitions in place of the things ...
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THE PROVINCIAL LETTERS Page | 1 |
Letter II p | 7 |
REPLY of the Provincial to the First Two Letters p | 13 |
Urheberrecht | |
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