The Thoughts of the Emperor M. Aurelius AntoninusG. Bell, 1901 - 216 pages |
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... intelligence ( voûs ) and matter , and he said that intelligence impressed motion on matter , and so separated the elements of matter and gave them order ; but he probably only assumed a beginning , as Simplicius says , as a foundation ...
... intelligence ( voûs ) and matter , and he said that intelligence impressed motion on matter , and so separated the elements of matter and gave them order ; but he probably only assumed a beginning , as Simplicius says , as a foundation ...
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... intelligence " or " ́in- tellect . " It appears to be the word used by the oldest Greek philosophers to express the notion of " intelligence " as opposed to the notion of Discourses , 1. 14 ; and Voltaire à Mad . The Philosophy of ...
... intelligence " or " ́in- tellect . " It appears to be the word used by the oldest Greek philosophers to express the notion of " intelligence " as opposed to the notion of Discourses , 1. 14 ; and Voltaire à Mad . The Philosophy of ...
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... intelligence , " " intellect , " not as a thing absolute which exists by itself , but as a thing connected with an individual being , as a man . Accordingly it is the capacity of receiving impressions ( Vorstellungen , parasíαı ) , and ...
... intelligence , " " intellect , " not as a thing absolute which exists by itself , but as a thing connected with an individual being , as a man . Accordingly it is the capacity of receiving impressions ( Vorstellungen , parasíαı ) , and ...
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... intelligence as the gods . Animals have life ( vxý ) , and what we call instincts or natural principles of action : but the rational animal man alone has a rational , intelligent soul ( ψυχὴ λογική , νοερά ) . Antoninus insists on this ...
... intelligence as the gods . Animals have life ( vxý ) , and what we call instincts or natural principles of action : but the rational animal man alone has a rational , intelligent soul ( ψυχὴ λογική , νοερά ) . Antoninus insists on this ...
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... intelligence , a superior faculty which if it is exercised rules all the rest . This is the ruling faculty ( rò yeμovikóv ) , which Cicero ( De Natura Deorum , II . 11 ) renders by the Latin word Prin- cipatus , " to which nothing can ...
... intelligence , a superior faculty which if it is exercised rules all the rest . This is the ruling faculty ( rò yeμovikóv ) , which Cicero ( De Natura Deorum , II . 11 ) renders by the Latin word Prin- cipatus , " to which nothing can ...
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