Proceedings of the British Academy, Volume 5British Academy, 1976 - Humanities |
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Page 83
... taken as a reality , because the process taken as a reality would require an infinitely long time- duration for its performance , space - continua being divisible ad infini- tum ; that is to say , the traversing could never be really ...
... taken as a reality , because the process taken as a reality would require an infinitely long time- duration for its performance , space - continua being divisible ad infini- tum ; that is to say , the traversing could never be really ...
Page 187
... taken from this conjecture by the fact that it does not correspond with any Asiatic standard . It is too heavy for the official standard of Persia ; too light for that of Miletus . It is therefore better to derive it from the Pheidonian ...
... taken from this conjecture by the fact that it does not correspond with any Asiatic standard . It is too heavy for the official standard of Persia ; too light for that of Miletus . It is therefore better to derive it from the Pheidonian ...
Page 451
... taken by itself and still more when taken in connexion with Mr. Bradley's attitude towards relations , may easily be taken to mean that it is an experience in which all distinction between a consciousness of objects in space and non ...
... taken by itself and still more when taken in connexion with Mr. Bradley's attitude towards relations , may easily be taken to mean that it is an experience in which all distinction between a consciousness of objects in space and non ...
Contents
NINTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING JULY 5 1911 ADDRESS BY | 3 |
SOME CARDINAL POINTS IN KNOWLEDGE | 28 |
SOME PALESTINIAN CULTS IN THE GRAECOROMAN AGE By G | 55 |
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