The Light of Nature Pursued volume 1
The Light of Nature Pursued volume 1
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I am not unapprized that Plato supposed qualities might subsist without any substance to possess them, because while we can form an idea of them they may have a reality in our thoughts : but I beg leave to observe that our idea of a thing is not the thing itself, for one may remain after the other ceases, and may subsist though the other never had a being. I know well enough what tlie tooth- ache is though now quite free from it ; I remember the transactions of yes- terday, but the occurrences ...themselves are clean gone and over ; I have a clear idea of a Cyclops, a Centaur, a Chimera, yet without believing there ever were such things in nature. Nor do I find other people backward in denying the reality of qualities they conceive readily enough ; some in their melancholy moods, when put out of humour by egregious impositions, will insist there is no such thing as honesty in the world, they do not mean that they have- no idea of it, but in their notion of its reality they refer to some substances possessing it, and you must understand them saying there is no man who possesses a principle of perfect honesty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am not unapprized that Plato supposed qualities might subsist without any substance to possess them, because while we can form an idea of them they may have a reality in our thoughts : but I beg leave to observe that our idea of a thing is not the thing itself, for one may remain after the other ceases, and may subsist though the other never had a being. I know well enough what tlie tooth- ache is though now quite free from it ; I remember the transactions of yes- terday, but the occurrences ...themselves are clean gone and over ; I have a clear idea of a Cyclops, a Centaur, a Chimera, yet without believing there ever were such things in nature. Nor do I find other people backward in denying the reality of qualities they conceive readily enough ; some in their melancholy moods, when put out of humour by egregious impositions, will insist there is no such thing as honesty in the world, they do not mean that they have- no idea of it, but in their notion of its reality they refer to some substances possessing it, and you must understand them saying there is no man who possesses a principle of perfect honesty.
What to read after The Light of Nature Pursued volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abraham Tucker to read onlineMoreLess
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