Elements of philosophy, the first section, concerning body (1656)
Hobbes, Thomas, 1588-1679 · London : Printed by R & W Leybourn, for Andrew Crocke, at the Green Dragon in Pauls Church-yard · leaf 46
he reduced to the fiame Categorical l Propo¬ fition, are Equipollent. 14 Umverfial Propofitions converted by Contradi¬ ctory Names, are Equipollent. I % Negative Propofitions are the fame, whether the Negation be before or after the Copula. 16 Particular Pro¬ pofitions fimply converted, ar e… … fignifie the defire of having fomething * Promifcs , Threats , wifhes. Commands , Complaints * and other fignific&tions of other Affefti- ons. Speech may alfo be Abfurd and Infignificant ; as when there is a fucceflion of Words* to which there can be no fucceflionof Thoughts in the mind to…
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