The Critical Works of John Dennis, Volume 1Johns Hopkins Press, 1939 - Criticism |
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Page 217
... sort of Passions these are , that thus , unknown to us , flow from these Thoughts ? to him I answer , That the same sort of Passions flow from the Thoughts , that would do from the Things of which those Thoughts are Ideas . As for ...
... sort of Passions these are , that thus , unknown to us , flow from these Thoughts ? to him I answer , That the same sort of Passions flow from the Thoughts , that would do from the Things of which those Thoughts are Ideas . As for ...
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... sort of People . For Reason in one Man is the same with Reason in another man , excepting the differences of more or less . But Passion and Humour , which is a sort of Passion , are very different according to their different subjects ...
... sort of People . For Reason in one Man is the same with Reason in another man , excepting the differences of more or less . But Passion and Humour , which is a sort of Passion , are very different according to their different subjects ...
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... sort of Conceptions are , of such Things as are indeed them- selves Divine , but they are such Emanations of Divinity , as are to be seen in Men ; as Justice , Temperance , Fortitude , Nature , Law , and the like ; to which may be added ...
... sort of Conceptions are , of such Things as are indeed them- selves Divine , but they are such Emanations of Divinity , as are to be seen in Men ; as Justice , Temperance , Fortitude , Nature , Law , and the like ; to which may be added ...
Contents
Preface to The Passion of Byblis 1692 | 1 |
The Impartial Critick 1693 | 11 |
Preface to The Court of Death 1695 | 42 |
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