The Organon, Or Logical Treatises, of Aristotle, Volume 1Geo. Bell, 1899 |
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... arises . For every affirmation or nega- tion appears to be either true or false , but of things enun- neither affirm Difference joined to genus constitutes species - it is called specific difference , when it constitutes the lowest ...
... arises . For every affirmation or nega- tion appears to be either true or false , but of things enun- neither affirm Difference joined to genus constitutes species - it is called specific difference , when it constitutes the lowest ...
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... arise from substances and differences are predicated univocally . some one thing . Nevertheless every substance appears to signify 19. All sub- this particular thing : as regards then the pri- stance signifies mary substances , it is ...
... arise from substances and differences are predicated univocally . some one thing . Nevertheless every substance appears to signify 19. All sub- this particular thing : as regards then the pri- stance signifies mary substances , it is ...
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... arises from habit , in opposition to Plato , who taught that the virtues were not produced by learning or nature , but were divinely bestowed . Aristotle's opinion resembled Locke's , in the de- nial of innate ideas , the soul having ...
... arises from habit , in opposition to Plato , who taught that the virtues were not produced by learning or nature , but were divinely bestowed . Aristotle's opinion resembled Locke's , in the de- nial of innate ideas , the soul having ...
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... arise . Whatever such symptoms then originate from certain passions diffi- 1. Exception in lours . Simplicius doubts whether the same thing is signified by quale , and quality : probably the latter signifies the peculiarity itself , but ...
... arise . Whatever such symptoms then originate from certain passions diffi- 1. Exception in lours . Simplicius doubts whether the same thing is signified by quale , and quality : probably the latter signifies the peculiarity itself , but ...
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... arise from certain other symptoms , and are with difficulty removed , or even altogether immovable , such are qualities , for men are called " quales " in respect of them . Those which , on the other hand , arise from things easily and ...
... arise from certain other symptoms , and are with difficulty removed , or even altogether immovable , such are qualities , for men are called " quales " in respect of them . Those which , on the other hand , arise from things easily and ...
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