Great Books of the Western World, Band 31Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... less : viz . in the way in which substance is greater than mode ; and if there be real qual- ities or incomplete substances , they are things to a greater extent than modes are , but less than complete substances . Finally , if there be ...
... less : viz . in the way in which substance is greater than mode ; and if there be real qual- ities or incomplete substances , they are things to a greater extent than modes are , but less than complete substances . Finally , if there be ...
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... less distant from A according as the oval is to be large or small ) . With F as center I describe a circle cutting FA at a point a little beyond A , as at the point 5 . I then draw the straight line 56 cutting AR at 6 , so that A6 is less ...
... less distant from A according as the oval is to be large or small ) . With F as center I describe a circle cutting FA at a point a little beyond A , as at the point 5 . I then draw the straight line 56 cutting AR at 6 , so that A6 is less ...
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... less perfection ( Def . 3 of the Affects ) , and it can- not , therefore , be understood through the essence itself of man ( Props . 6 and 7 , pt . 3 ) . It is , therefore ( Def . 2 , pt . 3 ) , a passion which ( Prop . 3 , pt . 3 ) ...
... less perfection ( Def . 3 of the Affects ) , and it can- not , therefore , be understood through the essence itself of man ( Props . 6 and 7 , pt . 3 ) . It is , therefore ( Def . 2 , pt . 3 ) , a passion which ( Prop . 3 , pt . 3 ) ...
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