The Classical Journal, Volumen19A. J. Valpay., 1819 |
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... ARISTOTLE . ( Concluded . ) 31 STANLEII NOTÆ quædam in CALLIMACHUM . No. IV . 50 Observations on some ORATIONS ascribed to CICERO . 55 No. v . HYPOTHESES of Mr. BRYANT and Mr. FABER reconciled 65 Odes by Professors HERMANN and BÖTTIGER ...
... ARISTOTLE . ( Concluded . ) 31 STANLEII NOTÆ quædam in CALLIMACHUM . No. IV . 50 Observations on some ORATIONS ascribed to CICERO . 55 No. v . HYPOTHESES of Mr. BRYANT and Mr. FABER reconciled 65 Odes by Professors HERMANN and BÖTTIGER ...
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... Aristotle . He adds also , as the sole cause of this , that the former philosophers never attended to final causes ; but the latter perpetually inculcated them . And that Aristotle is more to be accused in this respect than Plato ...
... Aristotle . He adds also , as the sole cause of this , that the former philosophers never attended to final causes ; but the latter perpetually inculcated them . And that Aristotle is more to be accused in this respect than Plato ...
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... Aristotle which it displays . For can any thing indicate greater folly than to prefer those philosophers who never attended to final causes , to those who perpetually inculcated them ? For as Ari- stotle justly observes in his Posterior ...
... Aristotle which it displays . For can any thing indicate greater folly than to prefer those philosophers who never attended to final causes , to those who perpetually inculcated them ? For as Ari- stotle justly observes in his Posterior ...
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... to : Viz . That for the sake of which a thing is effected , is different from the thing effected . VOL , XIX . CI . JI . NO . XXXVII . C possess as divine , belongs more eminently to the first relative to Aristotle . 33.
... to : Viz . That for the sake of which a thing is effected , is different from the thing effected . VOL , XIX . CI . JI . NO . XXXVII . C possess as divine , belongs more eminently to the first relative to Aristotle . 33.
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... Aristotle substituted nature for God ; for in this quotation he expressly says , that heaven and NATURE are suspend- ed from God . In the following citation we shall see that Lord Bacon con founds Aristotle with the schoolmen . For in ...
... Aristotle substituted nature for God ; for in this quotation he expressly says , that heaven and NATURE are suspend- ed from God . In the following citation we shall see that Lord Bacon con founds Aristotle with the schoolmen . For in ...
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