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Արդյունքներ 49–ի 1-ից 3-ը:
Էջ 369
The mere idea of an object does not necessarily imply the belief in its existence .
... But this Something which is better and greater than any thing of which we can
conceive can not exist merely in our minds , for if it did exist only in our minds ...
The mere idea of an object does not necessarily imply the belief in its existence .
... But this Something which is better and greater than any thing of which we can
conceive can not exist merely in our minds , for if it did exist only in our minds ...
Էջ 460
... the stimulative effect produced by their eristic and disputatious mode of
instruction in every department of enquiry . Above all , the sophists have the high
merit of having called into existence a higher form of educational culture , which
rapidly ...
... the stimulative effect produced by their eristic and disputatious mode of
instruction in every department of enquiry . Above all , the sophists have the high
merit of having called into existence a higher form of educational culture , which
rapidly ...
Էջ 486
Full of interest and lasting instruction as are the records of the learned life of
antiquity , the intellectual culture of that period depended for its existence far
more upon the impulse communicated by individuals , and had not within itself
those ...
Full of interest and lasting instruction as are the records of the learned life of
antiquity , the intellectual culture of that period depended for its existence far
more upon the impulse communicated by individuals , and had not within itself
those ...
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