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Bible Encyclopedias
The Nuttall Encyclopedia
Search Results: "philosophy-of-clothes
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Alexandrine Philosophy
a gnostic philosophy, combining eastern with western forms of thought.
a gnostic philosophy, combining eastern with western forms of thought.
Common-Sense, Philosophy of
the philosophy which rests on the principle that the perceptions of the senses reflect things as they actually are irrespectively of them.
the philosophy which rests on the principle that the perceptions of the senses reflect things as they actually are irrespectively of them.
Corpuscular Philosophy
the philosophy which accounts for physical phenomena by the position and the motions of corpuscles.
the philosophy which accounts for physical phenomena by the position and the motions of corpuscles.
Peripatetic Philosophy
the name given to the philosophy of aristotle, from his habit of walking about with his disciples as he philosophised in the shady walks of the lyceum.
the name given to the philosophy of aristotle, from his habit of walking about with his disciples as he philosophised in the shady walks of the lyceum.
Philosophy
The science of sciences or of things in general, properly an attempt to find the absolute in the contingent, the immutable in the mutable, the universal
The science of sciences or of things in general, properly an attempt to find the absolute in the contingent, the immutable in the mutable, the universal
Pig-Philosophy
The name given by Carlyle in his "Latter-Day Pamphlets," in the one on Jesuitism, to the wide-spread philosophy of the time, which regarded the human
The name given by Carlyle in his "Latter-Day Pamphlets," in the one on Jesuitism, to the wide-spread philosophy of the time, which regarded the human
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