Great Books of the Western World, Band 28Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... cause : elsewhere he says this cause is celestial , and he does but explain the un- known by the more unknown . This search af- ter hidden causes is something ignorant , beg- garly , and resultless . The ingenious Fracas- torio , a ...
... cause : elsewhere he says this cause is celestial , and he does but explain the un- known by the more unknown . This search af- ter hidden causes is something ignorant , beg- garly , and resultless . The ingenious Fracas- torio , a ...
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... cause ; for no passion can rightly be said to be an efficient cause . Others again assign as the cause likeness of substance , and still others postulate rods ( radii ) imperceptible to the senses . These , in very many ways , make a ...
... cause ; for no passion can rightly be said to be an efficient cause . Others again assign as the cause likeness of substance , and still others postulate rods ( radii ) imperceptible to the senses . These , in very many ways , make a ...
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... cause must precede the effect , even though it appears to follow in point of time , and since every positive effect must have a positive cause , I do not see how the adhesion of two plates and their resistance to separation - actual ...
... cause must precede the effect , even though it appears to follow in point of time , and since every positive effect must have a positive cause , I do not see how the adhesion of two plates and their resistance to separation - actual ...
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