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... less , by the mere fact of his having a human reason , and knowing anything at all ; as M. Jourdain talked prose all his life without being aware of it . 24 ARISTARCHUS AND ERATOSTHENES . Aristarchus is principally famous for.
... less , by the mere fact of his having a human reason , and knowing anything at all ; as M. Jourdain talked prose all his life without being aware of it . 24 ARISTARCHUS AND ERATOSTHENES . Aristarchus is principally famous for.
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... human science , his one mite ; and yet by that he is better known than by all the volumes which he seems to have poured out , on Ethics , Chronology , Criticism on the old Attic Comedy , and what not , spun out of his weary brain during ...
... human science , his one mite ; and yet by that he is better known than by all the volumes which he seems to have poured out , on Ethics , Chronology , Criticism on the old Attic Comedy , and what not , spun out of his weary brain during ...
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... human race ; who draws around him the young and the sanguine , not merely to check their rashness by his wise cautions , but to inspirit their sloth by the memories of his own past victories ; who hands over , without envy or repining ...
... human race ; who draws around him the young and the sanguine , not merely to check their rashness by his wise cautions , but to inspirit their sloth by the memories of his own past victories ; who hands over , without envy or repining ...
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... humanity , and insult- ing his fellow - craftsmen , he becomes , ipso facto , unable to discover any more truth for us , having put on a habit of mind to which induction is impossible ; and is thenceforth to be passed by with a kindly ...
... humanity , and insult- ing his fellow - craftsmen , he becomes , ipso facto , unable to discover any more truth for us , having put on a habit of mind to which induction is impossible ; and is thenceforth to be passed by with a kindly ...
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... human metaphysic possible at all ? So it was with the Greek philosophers of old , even , as Asclepius and Ammonius say , with Aristotle himself . " The object of Aristotle's 1 ARISTOTLE THEOLOGIZES . 55 metaphysic , " one of them.
... human metaphysic possible at all ? So it was with the Greek philosophers of old , even , as Asclepius and Ammonius say , with Aristotle himself . " The object of Aristotle's 1 ARISTOTLE THEOLOGIZES . 55 metaphysic , " one of them.
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Side 122 - Behold, we know not anything; I can but trust that good shall fall At last— far off— at last, to all, And every winter change to spring. So runs my dream ; but what am I ? An infant crying in the night ; An infant crying for the light, And with no language but a cry.
Side xxiii - I say unto you my friends, Be not afraid of them that kill the body, and after that have no more that they can do. But I will forewarn you whom ye shall fear: Fear him, which after he hath killed hath power to cast into hell; yea, I say unto you, Fear him.
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