Essays on the Intellectual Powers of Man: To which is Annexed an Analysis of Aristotle's Logic |
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abstract absurd æther apparent magnitude appears apprehend argument Aristotle Arnauld attention attributes believe Berkeley's Bishop Berkeley body called Cartes cause ceive colour common conceive conception confound conjecture conscious degree distinguished doctrine Essay evidence existence express external senses faculties fallacious feel figure give human Hume hypothesis images imagination immediate objects impressions judgment kind knowledge language Leibnitz Locke Locke's magnitude Malebranche mankind material world matter meaning medullary substance memory mind mon language monads nature necessary object of thought objects of perception objects of sense observed operations opinion pain perceive external objects Peripatetic philosophers Plato Platonists pneumatology powers primary qualities principles produced proposition QUESTIONS FOR EXAMINATION reason regard resemblance Samuel Clarke secondary qualities sect seems sensation sensible sensorium signify simple apprehension Sir Isaac Newton soul species suppose theory of ideas things tion truth understanding vibrations vulgar word idea