Great Books of the Western World, Količina 7Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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Stran 496
... Certainly . And so the one , if it is , must be infinite in multiplicity ? Clearly . Let us take another direction . What direction ? We say that the one partakes of being and therefore it is ? Yes . And in this way , the one , if it ...
... Certainly . And so the one , if it is , must be infinite in multiplicity ? Clearly . Let us take another direction . What direction ? We say that the one partakes of being and therefore it is ? Yes . And in this way , the one , if it ...
Stran 498
... Certainly . The one then , being of this nature , is of ne- cessity both at rest and in motion ? How ? The one is at rest since it is in itself , for be- ing in one , and not passing out of this , [ 146 ] it is in the same , which is ...
... Certainly . The one then , being of this nature , is of ne- cessity both at rest and in motion ? How ? The one is at rest since it is in itself , for be- ing in one , and not passing out of this , [ 146 ] it is in the same , which is ...
Stran 502
... Certainly . And is not time always moving forward ? Yes . Then the one is always becoming older than itself , since it moves forward in time ? Certainly . And do you remember that the older be- comes older than that which becomes ...
... Certainly . And is not time always moving forward ? Yes . Then the one is always becoming older than itself , since it moves forward in time ? Certainly . And do you remember that the older be- comes older than that which becomes ...
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