The Works of Thomas Reid; with an Account of His Life and Writings, Volume 2

2dly abstract absurd apparent magnitude appears apprehend argument Aristotle ascribe attention attributes axioms beauty believe bishop Berkeley body called Cartes cause Cicero colour common sense conceive conclusion consciousness consider contingent truths degree demonstration distinct notion distinctly distinguish doctrine doubt enthymeme Euclid evidence existence express external objects external senses faculties fallacious false feel figure give Hume imagination immediate object impossible impression individual intuitive knowledge judge judgment kind language Locke Malebranche material world mathematical matter meaning memory mind monads moral nature necessary necessary truths never objects of sense objects of thought observed operations opinion pain perceive perception perfect person personal identity philosophers Plato Platonists primary qualities principles produced proper proposition reason reflection relations remember rience secondary qualities seems self-evident sensation sensible signify skepticism species suppose taste testimony theory things tion true truth understanding vulgar word idea