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... philosophical tradition from Plato down to our own times . He himself says his philosophy is old , and no new invention of his - a philosophy that has been substan- tially held by all great philosophers , theologians , and doc- tors ...
... philosophical tradition from Plato down to our own times . He himself says his philosophy is old , and no new invention of his - a philosophy that has been substan- tially held by all great philosophers , theologians , and doc- tors ...
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... philosophy , no place for such ques- tions , and does not once raise , or have occasion to raise , the question of the certitude of knowledge . To know is to know , and we either know or do not know . The error of modern philosophers ...
... philosophy , no place for such ques- tions , and does not once raise , or have occasion to raise , the question of the certitude of knowledge . To know is to know , and we either know or do not know . The error of modern philosophers ...
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... philosophy from revelation , and the attempt to make it a purely rational science , or to con- struct it by our natural light alone , is modern , and dates from René Descartes . We find nothing of the sort in an- tiquity , Jewish or ...
... philosophy from revelation , and the attempt to make it a purely rational science , or to con- struct it by our natural light alone , is modern , and dates from René Descartes . We find nothing of the sort in an- tiquity , Jewish or ...
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NUMBER I | 1 |
VINCENZO OR SUNKEN ROCKS | 45 |
POPULAR CORRUPTION AND VENALITY | 70 |
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