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... Final Causes , Page Σ 1 L ib . SECTION III - Conclusion of the Argument for the Existence of God , 62 PART I. PART II . SECTION IV . - Digression with respect to the Use and Abuse of the Speculation concerning Final Causes in ...
... Final Causes , Page Σ 1 L ib . SECTION III - Conclusion of the Argument for the Existence of God , 62 PART I. PART II . SECTION IV . - Digression with respect to the Use and Abuse of the Speculation concerning Final Causes in ...
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... Final Causes . HAVING AVING treated at considerable length of the foundations of our reasoning from the Effect to the Cause , and of the evidences of Active Power ex- hibited in the universe , I proceed now to illustrate that principle ...
... Final Causes . HAVING AVING treated at considerable length of the foundations of our reasoning from the Effect to the Cause , and of the evidences of Active Power ex- hibited in the universe , I proceed now to illustrate that principle ...
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... Final Causes , Xenophon's Memorabilia of Socrates . Translated by Sarah Fielding . and as avour r Ar ands . de Fi Oserv * ous and ture the Tan mea caus Ted Secu G Qua ལྦ AND MORAL POWERS OF MAN . 8 11 and as.
... Final Causes , Xenophon's Memorabilia of Socrates . Translated by Sarah Fielding . and as avour r Ar ands . de Fi Oserv * ous and ture the Tan mea caus Ted Secu G Qua ལྦ AND MORAL POWERS OF MAN . 8 11 and as.
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... cause ; but we have final 66 66 66 66 causes , second causes , instrumental causes , im- " mediate causes , predisponent causes , and many " others . " * * This distinction of Aristotle's is illustrated by Seneca in his 65th Epistle ...
... cause ; but we have final 66 66 66 66 causes , second causes , instrumental causes , im- " mediate causes , predisponent causes , and many " others . " * * This distinction of Aristotle's is illustrated by Seneca in his 65th Epistle ...
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... final causes , when reduced to a syllogism , contains " fuisset , facta non esset . Quid est propositum ? Quod invita- " vit artificem , quod ille secutus fecit . Vel pecunia est hoc , si " venditurus fabricavit ; vel gloria , si ...
... final causes , when reduced to a syllogism , contains " fuisset , facta non esset . Quid est propositum ? Quod invita- " vit artificem , quod ille secutus fecit . Vel pecunia est hoc , si " venditurus fabricavit ; vel gloria , si ...
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