Philosophy and Theology: Being the First Edinburgh University Gifford LecturesAMS Press, 1979 - 407 من الصفحات |
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... perfect intellection of that which is perfect . Thought as thought , intellection as intellection , knows itself even in apprehension of its object ; for holding and knowing this , it is this , and knowing and known are identical ...
... perfect intellection of that which is perfect . Thought as thought , intellection as intellection , knows itself even in apprehension of its object ; for holding and knowing this , it is this , and knowing and known are identical ...
الصفحة 189
... perfect Being , absolute Being is the one universal presupposition . Relatives only prove an absolute . All that ... perfect nature is something than which something else were in any way better , that most perfect substance must ...
... perfect Being , absolute Being is the one universal presupposition . Relatives only prove an absolute . All that ... perfect nature is something than which something else were in any way better , that most perfect substance must ...
الصفحة 234
... perfect refinement of written speech , too ; we might as well expect Daniel Lambert to have the lightest foot in the dance ! How it is such refinement , indeed , that he would wish to have before him always ! It is a perfect joy for him ...
... perfect refinement of written speech , too ; we might as well expect Daniel Lambert to have the lightest foot in the dance ! How it is such refinement , indeed , that he would wish to have before him always ! It is a perfect joy for him ...
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