The English Works of Thomas Hobbes of Malmesbury, Zväzok 3J. Bohn, 1839 |
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Strana 3
... receiving whereof into the eye , is seeing . And for the cause of hearing , that the thing heard , sendeth forth an audible species , that is an audible aspect , or audible being seen ; which entering at the ear , maketh hearing . Nay ...
... receiving whereof into the eye , is seeing . And for the cause of hearing , that the thing heard , sendeth forth an audible species , that is an audible aspect , or audible being seen ; which entering at the ear , maketh hearing . Nay ...
Strana 69
... received , and repeat by rote ; by others from inten- tion to deceive by obscurity . And this is incident to none but those , that converse in questions of matters incomprehensible , as the School - men ; or in questions of abstruse ...
... received , and repeat by rote ; by others from inten- tion to deceive by obscurity . And this is incident to none but those , that converse in questions of matters incomprehensible , as the School - men ; or in questions of abstruse ...
Strana 87
... received from one , to whom we think Hate , from difficulty of ourselves equal , greater benefits than there is hope requiting great to requite , disposeth to counterfeit love ; but really secret hatred ; and puts a man into the estate ...
... received from one , to whom we think Hate , from difficulty of ourselves equal , greater benefits than there is hope requiting great to requite , disposeth to counterfeit love ; but really secret hatred ; and puts a man into the estate ...
Strana 92
... receiving pardon . Credulity , from ignorance of nature . Curiosity to know , from Ignorance of natural causes , disposeth a man to credulity , so as to believe many times impossibi- lities for such know nothing to the contrary , but ...
... receiving pardon . Credulity , from ignorance of nature . Curiosity to know , from Ignorance of natural causes , disposeth a man to credulity , so as to believe many times impossibi- lities for such know nothing to the contrary , but ...
Strana 98
... most part ridiculous to another . For these seeds have received culture from two sorts of men . One sort have been they , that have nourished , and ordered them , according to their 12 . own invention . The other have done it 98 OF MAN .
... most part ridiculous to another . For these seeds have received culture from two sorts of men . One sort have been they , that have nourished , and ordered them , according to their 12 . own invention . The other have done it 98 OF MAN .
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