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Stran 71
... reason ; a sublime , indefinable being , of whom there is no type but himself . Like Plato , he gives to this being a name which signifies reason and speech or word . " The ( primordial ) reason can be subjected to reason ( or expressed ...
... reason ; a sublime , indefinable being , of whom there is no type but himself . Like Plato , he gives to this being a name which signifies reason and speech or word . " The ( primordial ) reason can be subjected to reason ( or expressed ...
Stran 123
... reason . This seems to be the purport of the fragments of his writings preserved by Sextus Empiricus . " Universal and divine reason , accord- ing to him , is the criterion of truth . That which is universally believed is certain ; for ...
... reason . This seems to be the purport of the fragments of his writings preserved by Sextus Empiricus . " Universal and divine reason , accord- ing to him , is the criterion of truth . That which is universally believed is certain ; for ...
Stran 148
... reason , because reasoning implies general no- tions , and sensations correspond only to individual objects . There is , therefore , in man a faculty where- by he forms general notions , and these general no- tions have the name of ...
... reason , because reasoning implies general no- tions , and sensations correspond only to individual objects . There is , therefore , in man a faculty where- by he forms general notions , and these general no- tions have the name of ...
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absolute activity admits Anaxagoras Anaximander ancient appears Aristotle atoms attributed body Brahma cause century Chaldea Christian ciple combinations comprehends conceived conceptions Confucius constitute contains creation Democritus disciple distinction divine Djainas doctrine dualism earth Eleatic elements emanation Epicurus essence eternal everything evil existence Exposition father filial piety finite Gnostic Gotama Greek philosophy Hindu Hindu philosophy Historical Notices human mind ideas imperfect India individual induction infinite intellectual intelligence Ionic school Kanada Kapila knowledge Lao-Tseu laws Leucippus light logic losophy material matter metaphysical moral nature notion object Observations organization Oriental origin pantheism particular passive Patandjali perfect phenomena philo philoso physical Plato primitive principles of things produced pure reason relation represented respect Sankhya school of Elea sensations sense skepticism Socrates soul speculations spirit Stoicism substance subtile syllogism tain Thales theory tion trine truth unity universe Vedanta Vedas virtue Y-King