 | Anthony Ashley Cooper Earl of Shaftesbury - Characters and characteristics - 1714 - 382 pages
...So that we have only to confider, whether there be really fucb a thing as A Mind, which has relation to the Whole, or not. For if unhappily there be no Mind, we may comfort our felves, however, that Nature has no Malice ; If there be really a MIND, we may reft fatisfy'd,... | |
 | Matthew Tindal - Christianity - 1730 - 470 pages
...there be really fuch a Thing as a " Mind that has Relation to the Whole, or not. For, ifun" happily there be no Mind, we may comfort ourfelves,. .<* however, that Nature has no Malice : If there be really a M MIND we may reft fatisfy'd, that it is the beft natur'd one " in the World. The laft Cafe, one wou'd... | |
 | Ely Bates - 1786 - 396 pages
...So that we have only to confider whether there be really fuch a thing as a Mind which has relation to the Whole, or not. For if unhappily there be no...really a Mind, we may reft fatisfied, that it is the bejl-natured one in the world." Lord Shaftfbury's Charaderiftics, Vol. I. p. 27. [Ed. 1749] may be... | |
 | 1829 - 838 pages
...So that we have only to consider, whether there be really sucli a thing as a mind that has relation to the whole, or not. For if unhappily there be no mind, we may comfort ourselves however that Nature has no malice ; if there be really a mind we may rest satisfied, that... | |
 | Anthony Ashley Cooper Earl of Shaftesbury - Characters and characteristics - 1900 - 404 pages
...So that we have only to consider whether there be really such a thing as a mind which has relation to the whole, or not. For if unhappily there be no mind, we may comfort ourselves, however, that Nature has no malice ; if there be really a mind, we may rest satisfied that... | |
 | Anthony Ashley Cooper Earl of Shaftesbury - Literary Criticism - 1999 - 376 pages
...which has relation to the Whole, or not. For if unhappily there be no Mind, we may comfort our-selves, however, that Nature has no Malice: If there be really a MIND, we may rest satisfy'd, that it is the best natur'done in the World. The last Case, 25 one wou'd imagine, shou'd... | |
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So that we have only to confider, whether there be really fucb a thing as A Mind, which has relation to the Whole, or not. For if unhappily there be no Mind, we may comfort our felves, however, that Nature has no Malice ; If there be really a MIND, we... 