Mediaeval Philosophy, Or, a Treatise of Moral And Metaphysical Philosophy From the Fifth to the Fourteenth Century
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purpose of Kaymond, he was able to meet the king of Majorca who had heard of his zeal and desired to see him ; to endure an ex- amination from a brother of the order of the Minors respecting his art ; to publish his method of demonstration and to lecture upon the same — making it manifest, says his biographer (who we suspect, did not very well understand Lully or himself) "how the primary form and the primary matter constitute an elementary chaos, and how the five Universals and the ten Predica...ments descend out of this chaos and are contained in the same, according to Catholic Theo- logical truth." Kaymond might afford the same excuse for a Poem on the "Loves of the Predicaments," which Darwin did for one " on the Loves of the Triangles;" but he never quite talked the nonsense which is imputed to him here.
102. With some difficulty Eaymond succeeded in persuading The Kinsc the king of Majorca to found and endow a Society of fifteen """he rope.
Franciscan Friars who were to be trained in Arabic and fitted for Saracen warfare.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
purpose of Kaymond, he was able to meet the king of Majorca who had heard of his zeal and desired to see him ; to endure an ex- amination from a brother of the order of the Minors respecting his art ; to publish his method of demonstration and to lecture upon the same — making it manifest, says his biographer (who we suspect, did not very well understand Lully or himself) "how the primary form and the primary matter constitute an elementary chaos, and how the five Universals and the ten Predica...ments descend out of this chaos and are contained in the same, according to Catholic Theo- logical truth." Kaymond might afford the same excuse for a Poem on the "Loves of the Predicaments," which Darwin did for one " on the Loves of the Triangles;" but he never quite talked the nonsense which is imputed to him here.
102. With some difficulty Eaymond succeeded in persuading The Kinsc the king of Majorca to found and endow a Society of fifteen """he rope.
Franciscan Friars who were to be trained in Arabic and fitted for Saracen warfare.
What to read after Mediaeval Philosophy, Or, a Treatise of Moral And Metaphysical Philosophy From the Fifth to the Fourteenth Century?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Denison Maurice to read onlineMoreLess
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