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... Motion . 141 XVII . Soul Older than Body 144 XVIII . 146 XIX . Remarkable Comparison of the Dangerous Flood ... Motion • XXII . XXIII . • 148 152 164 166 The words Φθίσις , Γένεσις , Πάθος , and Φθορά XXIV . Philosophy of the Verb TO BE ...
... Motion . 141 XVII . Soul Older than Body 144 XVIII . 146 XIX . Remarkable Comparison of the Dangerous Flood ... Motion • XXII . XXIII . • 148 152 164 166 The words Φθίσις , Γένεσις , Πάθος , and Φθορά XXIV . Philosophy of the Verb TO BE ...
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... motion and Motion by Impulse . -Impassable Chasm between Spirit and Matter . - Ideas of Change , Cause , and Spirit inseparable . - The Word ПIo2- λοστή Principle of Euphonic Attraction XXX . Argument of Ancient Atheists that Apparent ...
... motion and Motion by Impulse . -Impassable Chasm between Spirit and Matter . - Ideas of Change , Cause , and Spirit inseparable . - The Word ПIo2- λοστή Principle of Euphonic Attraction XXX . Argument of Ancient Atheists that Apparent ...
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... motion involved in its very essence . Hence he proves that matter cannot possess this power , and , therefore , soul ... motion , summing them all up , however , under two gen- eral heads ; namely , motion by impulse , and that which ...
... motion involved in its very essence . Hence he proves that matter cannot possess this power , and , therefore , soul ... motion , summing them all up , however , under two gen- eral heads ; namely , motion by impulse , and that which ...
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... Motion , on the other hand , is necessarily continued or incomplete action , and is therefore expressed by the present . Such verbs , however , as παύω , παύομαι , λήγω , do not so much express positive rest , as a ceasing of previous ...
... Motion , on the other hand , is necessarily continued or incomplete action , and is therefore expressed by the present . Such verbs , however , as παύω , παύομαι , λήγω , do not so much express positive rest , as a ceasing of previous ...
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... motions , the first among things that stand , and being self - mo- ving among things that move , we will say that it is the oldest and strongest , ” & c . 2. ἐνταῦθα λόγου . “ In this part of our argument . ” Compare such expressions as ...
... motions , the first among things that stand , and being self - mo- ving among things that move , we will say that it is the oldest and strongest , ” & c . 2. ἐνταῦθα λόγου . “ In this part of our argument . ” Compare such expressions as ...
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