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... whole anthology contains 126 pieces , of which this part gave 42. Professor Thorbecke died in 1890 without carrying the work further . In that year there appeared at Constantinople the first volume of an edition based on the recension ...
... whole anthology contains 126 pieces , of which this part gave 42. Professor Thorbecke died in 1890 without carrying the work further . In that year there appeared at Constantinople the first volume of an edition based on the recension ...
Page 477
... whole . For it is not a whole which is constructed by means of the aggregation of many parts . It is really one , so that all the parts or modes which we find in it do not make the whole , but on the contrary derive their reality from ...
... whole . For it is not a whole which is constructed by means of the aggregation of many parts . It is really one , so that all the parts or modes which we find in it do not make the whole , but on the contrary derive their reality from ...
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... whole . And the philosopher's system is like the real world which he contemplated . It is a great work of the logical understanding in which almost every aspect of life is dealt with in a series of connected propositions , and the whole ...
... whole . And the philosopher's system is like the real world which he contemplated . It is a great work of the logical understanding in which almost every aspect of life is dealt with in a series of connected propositions , and the whole ...
Contents
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191617 | 33 |
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191718 | 51 |
JACOB AND THE MANDRAKES BY J G FRAZER FELLOW OF | 57 |
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