The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 6Philological Society of London, 1784 |
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Side 366
... body ; for no two minds are of natures fo heterogeneous as mind and body . " • Having thus fhewn , or attempted to fhew , that man is a composition not of feveral qua- lities only , but of feveral substances , our au- thor enquires into ...
... body ; for no two minds are of natures fo heterogeneous as mind and body . " • Having thus fhewn , or attempted to fhew , that man is a composition not of feveral qua- lities only , but of feveral substances , our au- thor enquires into ...
Side 367
... body : for fpace is certainly not the efficient caufe of bo- dy , nor any quality or property of body ; neither is it the inftrument by which body is produced or acts , but without it body could not exist . " There is another connection ...
... body : for fpace is certainly not the efficient caufe of bo- dy , nor any quality or property of body ; neither is it the inftrument by which body is produced or acts , but without it body could not exist . " There is another connection ...
Side 381
... body is fubjected to the influences of this agent by means of the nerves , which are immediately affected by it . The human . body has properties analogous to those of the magnet ; it has also poles . The action and virtue of animal ...
... body is fubjected to the influences of this agent by means of the nerves , which are immediately affected by it . The human . body has properties analogous to those of the magnet ; it has also poles . The action and virtue of animal ...
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