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... Applied to intellectual as well as sensible Qualities . 8. Variations in its Meaning . 9. As to the Sexes in Mankind . 10. Mr. Hume's Opinion considered . 11. Sexual Tastes of Brutes . r2 . Double Meaning of the word Taste . PART I. p ...
... Applied to intellectual as well as sensible Qualities . 8. Variations in its Meaning . 9. As to the Sexes in Mankind . 10. Mr. Hume's Opinion considered . 11. Sexual Tastes of Brutes . r2 . Double Meaning of the word Taste . PART I. p ...
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... applied to Houses . 42. In Decorations of Grounds . 43. Ancient Coins , & c . why interesting . 44. Symmetry -- in Animals . 45. In the Orders of Architecture . J 46. Its Reasons . 47. Its Origin and Progress . 48. Refinement and Excess ...
... applied to Houses . 42. In Decorations of Grounds . 43. Ancient Coins , & c . why interesting . 44. Symmetry -- in Animals . 45. In the Orders of Architecture . J 46. Its Reasons . 47. Its Origin and Progress . 48. Refinement and Excess ...
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... applied to Taste . 3. Demonstration and Analogy . 4. Laws of Nature . 5. In Matters of Demonstration ; in Matters of Belief . 6. Use of the Distinction . 7 , 8. Illustrated by Instances . 9. Aristotle's Opinion examined . 10 ...
... applied to Taste . 3. Demonstration and Analogy . 4. Laws of Nature . 5. In Matters of Demonstration ; in Matters of Belief . 6. Use of the Distinction . 7 , 8. Illustrated by Instances . 9. Aristotle's Opinion examined . 10 ...
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... applied indiscriminately to almost every thing that is pleasing , either to the sense , the imagination , or the understanding ; what- ever the nature of it be ,, whether a material substance , a moral excellence , or an intellectual ...
... applied indiscriminately to almost every thing that is pleasing , either to the sense , the imagination , or the understanding ; what- ever the nature of it be ,, whether a material substance , a moral excellence , or an intellectual ...
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... applied to moral and intellectual , as well as to physical or material qualities . It is in vain , therefore , for indi- viduals to dispute about their propriety or im- propriety ; for , after all , the ultimate criterion must be common ...
... applied to moral and intellectual , as well as to physical or material qualities . It is in vain , therefore , for indi- viduals to dispute about their propriety or im- propriety ; for , after all , the ultimate criterion must be common ...
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