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... creation . ( 1 ) The " Love " of the Theogonists is not the same as the " Love " which Plate introduces into his Symposium . Be this as it may , it was impossible for xviii [ BOOK L ANALYSIS OF ARISTOTLE'S METAPHYSICS .
... creation . ( 1 ) The " Love " of the Theogonists is not the same as the " Love " which Plate introduces into his Symposium . Be this as it may , it was impossible for xviii [ BOOK L ANALYSIS OF ARISTOTLE'S METAPHYSICS .
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Aristotle. Be this as it may , it was impossible for these specu- 31. What led te lators to rest content with assigning one cause of the the recognition phenomena of the universe ; that is , if they really ob- of this prin- ciple ...
Aristotle. Be this as it may , it was impossible for these specu- 31. What led te lators to rest content with assigning one cause of the the recognition phenomena of the universe ; that is , if they really ob- of this prin- ciple ...
Page xxxiv
... impossible . But if , on the other hand , he does submit to this condition , he must abandon his position of the impossibility of there being anything fixed or certain in reason , for his present admission amounts to demon- stration ...
... impossible . But if , on the other hand , he does submit to this condition , he must abandon his position of the impossibility of there being anything fixed or certain in reason , for his present admission amounts to demon- stration ...
Page xlvi
... impossible - in fact , it would be a contradiction in terms - to describe this form in a state of isolation from the matter which it moulded . Take another instance - a man , whose form always manifests itself in a combination of flesh ...
... impossible - in fact , it would be a contradiction in terms - to describe this form in a state of isolation from the matter which it moulded . Take another instance - a man , whose form always manifests itself in a combination of flesh ...
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... impossible ; for , although we may recognise the existence of evil in things themselves , yet , to make it independent of them - to ( 1 ) . This then would amount to a recognition of the independent existence of a principle of evil . 1 ...
... impossible ; for , although we may recognise the existence of evil in things themselves , yet , to make it independent of them - to ( 1 ) . This then would amount to a recognition of the independent existence of a principle of evil . 1 ...
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