The British Encyclopedia: Or, Dictionary of Arts and Sciences. Comprising an Accurate and Popular View of the Present Improved State of Human Knowledge, Volume 9Mitchell, Ames, and White, 1818 - Natural history |
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... cause of the introduction of ideas with one another , which have never before been presented together to the mind . An object which has never before been pre- sented to the mind may excite numerous ideas , or trains of ideas ; while ...
... cause of the introduction of ideas with one another , which have never before been presented together to the mind . An object which has never before been pre- sented to the mind may excite numerous ideas , or trains of ideas ; while ...
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... cause God is so ; and to love mercy , holi- ness , and perfection , wherever we see them . 99. Hence it appears that ... cause that ideas , and sometimes that sen- sations , produce motory changes of the sensorium , still we must infer ...
... cause God is so ; and to love mercy , holi- ness , and perfection , wherever we see them . 99. Hence it appears that ... cause that ideas , and sometimes that sen- sations , produce motory changes of the sensorium , still we must infer ...
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... cause many , feeling themselves embar- rassed with what may justly be called the metaphysical proof of the existence of God , are apt to suppose either that it has no weight , or that there is in their minds some wrong tendency , mental ...
... cause many , feeling themselves embar- rassed with what may justly be called the metaphysical proof of the existence of God , are apt to suppose either that it has no weight , or that there is in their minds some wrong tendency , mental ...
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