The Works of John Locke, Volume 8Scientia Verlag, 1963 |
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... fusible , and heavier than any other known ; in this proper use of the word gold , there is no difficulty to know what is or is not gold . But yet no other quality can with certainty be uni- versally affirmed or denied of gold , but ...
... fusible , and heavier than any other known ; in this proper use of the word gold , there is no difficulty to know what is or is not gold . But yet no other quality can with certainty be uni- versally affirmed or denied of gold , but ...
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... fusible , and malleable . As part of the defini- tion of the term de- fined . § 5. Alike trifling it is , to predicate any other part of the definition of the term defined , or to affirm any one of the simple ideas of a complex one of ...
... fusible , and malleable . As part of the defini- tion of the term de- fined . § 5. Alike trifling it is , to predicate any other part of the definition of the term defined , or to affirm any one of the simple ideas of a complex one of ...
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John Locke. heavy , fusible body , I call gold , be malleable or no ; which experience ( which way ever it prove in that particular body I examine ) makes me not certain that it is so in all , or any other yellow , heavy , fusible bodies ...
John Locke. heavy , fusible body , I call gold , be malleable or no ; which experience ( which way ever it prove in that particular body I examine ) makes me not certain that it is so in all , or any other yellow , heavy , fusible bodies ...
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Revelation cannot be admitted against the clear evidence | 5 |
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