Outlines of An Answer to Dr Priestleys Disquisitions Relating to Matter And Sp
Outlines of An Answer to Dr Priestleys Disquisitions Relating to Matter And Sp
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Ethic. Nichom. Lib. IX. 4, f Ibid. Vide etiam, Lib. X. Cap. 7. ^ Cicero. ^ Difquifitions, Introdu«5lion, p. 38, and p. 61. We [ 74 ] we have one plain Inftance of the Poffi- bility of connecting Matter and Mind. The Do6tor, though he makes Attrac- tion and Repulfion ejfential to Matter, yet by no Means fuppofes, that they zxtfelf- exifientin it-\. But thefe Powers, which zr^ not felf-exijient in M. 2i. ItQ. R J and have no common Property v/ith it (for they have ntiihtv Length, Breadth, nor Thi...ck- nejs) affedt Matter ; and I find no more difficulty in conceiving, that Matter may be afFedted by the Powers of a diJiinSi Subjlance, than that they may be affeded by Powers, that are not felf-exijlent in it, " A Subftance, that is hard, may ad: ** u, pon, and be aded upon by, another " hard Subftance, or even one that is *' foft ; which in fad is only relatively " lefs hardj but it is certainly impoffible, f Difquifitions, p. 7. *' that [ 75 ], '« that it fhould affect, or be afFeded by, *' a Subftance, that can make no Relift- ** ance at all" — fays Dr.
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Ethic. Nichom. Lib. IX. 4, f Ibid. Vide etiam, Lib. X. Cap. 7. ^ Cicero. ^ Difquifitions, Introdu«5lion, p. 38, and p. 61. We [ 74 ] we have one plain Inftance of the Poffi- bility of connecting Matter and Mind. The Do6tor, though he makes Attrac- tion and Repulfion ejfential to Matter, yet by no Means fuppofes, that they zxtfelf- exifientin it-\. But thefe Powers, which zr^ not felf-exijient in M. 2i. ItQ. R J and have no common Property v/ith it (for they have ntiihtv Length, Breadth, nor Thi...ck- nejs) affedt Matter ; and I find no more difficulty in conceiving, that Matter may be afFedted by the Powers of a diJiinSi Subjlance, than that they may be affeded by Powers, that are not felf-exijlent in it, " A Subftance, that is hard, may ad: ** u, pon, and be aded upon by, another " hard Subftance, or even one that is *' foft ; which in fad is only relatively " lefs hardj but it is certainly impoffible, f Difquifitions, p. 7. *' that [ 75 ], '« that it fhould affect, or be afFeded by, *' a Subftance, that can make no Relift- ** ance at all" — fays Dr.
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