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... called ' the physicalistic language ' . On the formal inter- pretation a protocol proposition consists of words arranged I 1 Carnap uses the term ' physicalistic ' in order to distinguish this language from what may be called ' the ...
... called ' the physicalistic language ' . On the formal inter- pretation a protocol proposition consists of words arranged I 1 Carnap uses the term ' physicalistic ' in order to distinguish this language from what may be called ' the ...
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... called bar- barians and usually regarded as inferior people , though occasionally some one , like Herodotus or Xenophon , might suggest that certain barbarians possessed qualities which deserved consideration , like the wisdom of the ...
... called bar- barians and usually regarded as inferior people , though occasionally some one , like Herodotus or Xenophon , might suggest that certain barbarians possessed qualities which deserved consideration , like the wisdom of the ...
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... called Ouranopolis , 110 the city of Heaven , and struck a very strange coinage ; on it his people are called , not Ouranopolitai , citizens of Ouranopolis , but Ouranidai , children of Heaven ; and there is a similar phrase in ...
... called Ouranopolis , 110 the city of Heaven , and struck a very strange coinage ; on it his people are called , not Ouranopolitai , citizens of Ouranopolis , but Ouranidai , children of Heaven ; and there is a similar phrase in ...
Contents
RETIRED FELLOWS | 14 |
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 19323 | 17 |
THE CRITICISM OF POETRY Warton Lecture on English Poetry | 167 |
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