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We are somehow reminded of the philosopher in the Vicar of Wakefield , who
makes the fortune of poor Moses with the groce of green ... The subject of the ·
Essays , ' as he declares in his introductory letter to Pope , is the first philosophy .
We are somehow reminded of the philosopher in the Vicar of Wakefield , who
makes the fortune of poor Moses with the groce of green ... The subject of the ·
Essays , ' as he declares in his introductory letter to Pope , is the first philosophy .
Page 498
The sect of the Sophists forms , however , one branch of the Greek philosophers ,
and may be well considered as constituting a part of their history . The Sophists
united in themselves the arts both of the rhetorician and the philosopher , and ...
The sect of the Sophists forms , however , one branch of the Greek philosophers ,
and may be well considered as constituting a part of their history . The Sophists
united in themselves the arts both of the rhetorician and the philosopher , and ...
Page 502
The philosophy of imagination and hypothesis is that which Plato has
consecrated by his genius ; that of experience and fact owes its first real
advances , if not its origin , to Aristotle : and thus these great names divide the
world of intellect ...
The philosophy of imagination and hypothesis is that which Plato has
consecrated by his genius ; that of experience and fact owes its first real
advances , if not its origin , to Aristotle : and thus these great names divide the
world of intellect ...
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