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Pagina 123
For those who unreservedly subscribe to that error , the very essence of reality
immediately becomes thought , intellection , cognition , and since thought and its
object are one , intelligibility then becomes identical with reality . This
modification ...
For those who unreservedly subscribe to that error , the very essence of reality
immediately becomes thought , intellection , cognition , and since thought and its
object are one , intelligibility then becomes identical with reality . This
modification ...
Pagina 124
Writers , orators , philosophers , scholars , professors will all unite against what
they consider an assault on something they themselves hold to be most sacred ,
namely language , without which indeed there is no thought . Yet , even the
Divine ...
Writers , orators , philosophers , scholars , professors will all unite against what
they consider an assault on something they themselves hold to be most sacred ,
namely language , without which indeed there is no thought . Yet , even the
Divine ...
Pagina 128
He is Thought , a self - thinking Thought rapt in the contemplation of his own
perfection , he himself is unconcerned with the world . Nor does Plotinus ' One
create , for he transcends not only action but thought and even being . The
multiple ...
He is Thought , a self - thinking Thought rapt in the contemplation of his own
perfection , he himself is unconcerned with the world . Nor does Plotinus ' One
create , for he transcends not only action but thought and even being . The
multiple ...
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