Franciscan Institute Publications: Philosophy series, Tema 10Franciscan Institute, St. Bonaventure University, 1953 |
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... identical " For in all these examples it is clear that the nature of the thing and the reason of the fact are identical ; the question " What is an eclipse ? ” and its answer : " The privation of the moon's light by the interposition of ...
... identical " For in all these examples it is clear that the nature of the thing and the reason of the fact are identical ; the question " What is an eclipse ? ” and its answer : " The privation of the moon's light by the interposition of ...
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... identical with the subject , because it is a concept , and a concept is never identical with what is signified by it . That the passio is , indeed , a concept and not a real thing outside the mind is clear from the fact that every real ...
... identical with the subject , because it is a concept , and a concept is never identical with what is signified by it . That the passio is , indeed , a concept and not a real thing outside the mind is clear from the fact that every real ...
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... identical effects must have identical causes . Aristotle admits that this may be true in all cases , where the cause belongs to the essential nature of the effect as , for example , the eclipse of the moon in- cludes in its definition ...
... identical effects must have identical causes . Aristotle admits that this may be true in all cases , where the cause belongs to the essential nature of the effect as , for example , the eclipse of the moon in- cludes in its definition ...
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Particular and Universal Demonstration | 13 |
THE TERMS OF THE DEMONSTRATIVE PROOF | 21 |
THE PROPOSITIONS OF THE DEMONSTRATIVE | 32 |
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alia alicui alio aliqua aliquid Anal Aristotle attribute autem calefactivum causa cognition cognosci concept conclusio conclusion conclusionis contingent deduced definitio demon demonstratio potissima demonstrationem demonstrative proof demonstrative syllogism Deus dico effect efficient cause essence essential esset evidenter existence experientiam fact final cause genus gism habet homo ideo illa illo illud importat inesse intellect intuitive intuitive knowledge ista known luna middle term necessary proposition nihil nisi nominal definition notitia Ockham omne omni oportet passio possunt Posterior Analytics posteriori potest praedicatur predicate premises principia principles prior Prol propo propositio propter quid quae quaedam quaestio quam quamvis quia quid nominis quod quod hoc reality respectu Scholastics scire sciri Scotus secundo modo secundum sense sicut sition species stration strict subiecto subiectum sunt syllogism talis tamen tantum terminis triangulus true tunc universal universal proposition Venerabilis Inceptor William Ockham