An Historical and Critical Dictionary, Volume 2Hunt and Clarke, 1826 - 438 pages |
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... senses , are locked up , than when they are in action . Do we know how far the effects of sickness or madness may assist the authors of dreams ? can we doubt , but that the laws of motion , according to which our organs are moved , and ...
... senses , are locked up , than when they are in action . Do we know how far the effects of sickness or madness may assist the authors of dreams ? can we doubt , but that the laws of motion , according to which our organs are moved , and ...
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... senses , are locked up , than when they are in action . Do we know how far the effects of sickness or madness may assist the authors of dreams ? can we doubt , but that the laws of motion , according to which our organs are moved , and ...
... senses , are locked up , than when they are in action . Do we know how far the effects of sickness or madness may assist the authors of dreams ? can we doubt , but that the laws of motion , according to which our organs are moved , and ...
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... sense of pleasure , or in general , satisfaction of the mind . This does not prove that the Epicureans place happiness in good cheer , and in the impure intercourse which different * Diog . Laert . lib . x . n . 123 . sexes may have ...
... sense of pleasure , or in general , satisfaction of the mind . This does not prove that the Epicureans place happiness in good cheer , and in the impure intercourse which different * Diog . Laert . lib . x . n . 123 . sexes may have ...
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... sense , if the motives of goodness you men- tion ought not to have been overruled by reasons of wisdom . A wise agent never undertakes to employ a great heap of materials , without having first well ex- amined their qualities , and ...
... sense , if the motives of goodness you men- tion ought not to have been overruled by reasons of wisdom . A wise agent never undertakes to employ a great heap of materials , without having first well ex- amined their qualities , and ...
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... capacity of all men , and more founded upon good sense and the ideas of order . Without having read the fine treatise of Seneca concerning benefits , any one knows by the light of nature , that it is essential EVIL . 63.
... capacity of all men , and more founded upon good sense and the ideas of order . Without having read the fine treatise of Seneca concerning benefits , any one knows by the light of nature , that it is essential EVIL . 63.
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