The Preceptor: Containing a General Course of Education : Wherein the First Principles of Polite Learning are Laid Down in a Way Most Suitable for Trying the Genius, and Advancing the Instruction of Youth ...J. Dodsley, 1769 |
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... order to compafs its End , we arrive by Degrees at that Juftnefs and Truth of Understanding , which is the great Perfection of a rational Being . Different Gradations of Perfections in Things . II . If we look attentively into Things ...
... order to compafs its End , we arrive by Degrees at that Juftnefs and Truth of Understanding , which is the great Perfection of a rational Being . Different Gradations of Perfections in Things . II . If we look attentively into Things ...
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... Order , or Regularity in their Compofition . In others we difcern the finest Ar- rangement , and a certain Elegance of Contexture , that makes us affix to them a Notion of Worth and Excellence . Thus Metals , and precious Stones , are ...
... Order , or Regularity in their Compofition . In others we difcern the finest Ar- rangement , and a certain Elegance of Contexture , that makes us affix to them a Notion of Worth and Excellence . Thus Metals , and precious Stones , are ...
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... order to judge how far Logicians . have followed Nature in this Diftinction of the Power of the Understanding , let us take a fhort View of the Mind , and the Manner of its Progrefs , according to the Experience we have of it in ...
... order to judge how far Logicians . have followed Nature in this Diftinction of the Power of the Understanding , let us take a fhort View of the Mind , and the Manner of its Progrefs , according to the Experience we have of it in ...
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... Order , according to the Divifion of the Logicians , prefuppofing fome tolerable Mea- fure of Knowledge , before it can have an Opportunity of ex- erting itself in any extenfive Degree . Perception and Judge- ment , Terms of a very ex ...
... Order , according to the Divifion of the Logicians , prefuppofing fome tolerable Mea- fure of Knowledge , before it can have an Opportunity of ex- erting itself in any extenfive Degree . Perception and Judge- ment , Terms of a very ex ...
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... Order . I. CHA P. III . Of our Ideas of Subftances . 1TH HE firft Head of complex Ideas men- Ideas of Sub- tioned in the foregoing Chapter is that flances , Col lections of of Substances , which I chufe to handle be- fimple Ideas , fore ...
... Order . I. CHA P. III . Of our Ideas of Subftances . 1TH HE firft Head of complex Ideas men- Ideas of Sub- tioned in the foregoing Chapter is that flances , Col lections of of Substances , which I chufe to handle be- fimple Ideas , fore ...
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