The Friend, Conducted by S.T. Coleridge, No, Том 3Henry Nelson Coleridge 1850 |
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... sense is the conservative , branch in the intellectual republic . ― By Cleverness ( which I dare not with Dr. John- fon call a low word , while there is a sense to be expreffed which it alone expreffes ) I mean a com- parative readiness ...
... sense is the conservative , branch in the intellectual republic . ― By Cleverness ( which I dare not with Dr. John- fon call a low word , while there is a sense to be expreffed which it alone expreffes ) I mean a com- parative readiness ...
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Henry Nelson Coleridge. Religion , in its widest sense , signifies the act and habit of reverencing the invifible , as the highest both in ourselves and in nature . To this the senses and their immediate objects are to be made subser ...
Henry Nelson Coleridge. Religion , in its widest sense , signifies the act and habit of reverencing the invifible , as the highest both in ourselves and in nature . To this the senses and their immediate objects are to be made subser ...
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... sense can appre- hend , through the organs of sense , only the phæno- mena evoked by the experiment : vis vero mentis ea , quæ experimentum excogitaverat , de re judicet : that is , that power , which out of its own concep- tions had ...
... sense can appre- hend , through the organs of sense , only the phæno- mena evoked by the experiment : vis vero mentis ea , quæ experimentum excogitaverat , de re judicet : that is , that power , which out of its own concep- tions had ...
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