Great Books of the Western World, Band 31Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... imagine that a person enjoys a thing which only one can possess , we do all we can to prevent his possessing it . Demonst . If we imagine that a person en- joys a thing , that will be a sufficient reason ( Prop . 27 , pt . 3 , with ...
... imagine that a person enjoys a thing which only one can possess , we do all we can to prevent his possessing it . Demonst . If we imagine that a person en- joys a thing , that will be a sufficient reason ( Prop . 27 , pt . 3 , with ...
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... imagine that we are hated by any one else , we shall imagine him as the cause of some evil or sorrow , and thus we shall be affected with sorrow or appre- hension accompanied with the idea of the per- son who hates us as a cause ; that ...
... imagine that we are hated by any one else , we shall imagine him as the cause of some evil or sorrow , and thus we shall be affected with sorrow or appre- hension accompanied with the idea of the per- son who hates us as a cause ; that ...
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... imagine will soon be present more powerfully than if we imagine that the time at which it will exist is further removed from the present , and the memory of an object which we imagine has but just passed away also affects us more ...
... imagine will soon be present more powerfully than if we imagine that the time at which it will exist is further removed from the present , and the memory of an object which we imagine has but just passed away also affects us more ...
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