Treatise Concerning the Search after Truth (incl. Treatise of Nature and Grace)

Nicolas Malebranche

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anglès

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Complete work

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Written by the author

* t s % \ / Father MALEBRANCHE H I S TREATISE Concerning the SEARCH after TRUTH. The Whole WORK Complete. To which is Added The AUTHORS TREATISE OF Nature and Grace: BEING A Confequence of the PRINCIPLES contained in the S EARCK Together with / His Answer to the Animadversions upon the Firft Volume: His Defence againft the Accusations of Monfieur De la Ville, &>c. Relating to the fame Subject. All Translated by T. TAYLOR, M. A. Late of Magdalen College in 0 X F 0 R D. The SECOND EDITION, Corre&ed with great ExaSinefs. With the ADDITION, of A Short Difcourfe upon LIGHT and COLOURS, By the fame A U T H O R. Communicated in Manufcrtyt to a Perfon of Quality in E NG LA N D; And never before Printed in any Language. LONDON, Printed by W. Bowyer, for Thomas Benhet at the Half-Moon, and T. Leigh and I W. Midwinter at the Kofe and Crown, in St. Paul's Church-yard. 1700. J\ohm SiXt'Y THE LONDON, Printed by W. Bowyer, for Thomas Benhet at the Half-Moon, and T. Leigh and I W. Midwinter at the Kofe and Crown, in St. Paul's Church-yard. 1700. J\ohm SiXt'Y THE TH E Mind of Man is, as it were, by its Nature fituated between its Creator and Corpo- . real Creatures -, nothing, according to * St. Aujiin, being above it but GO D, nor be- ^nihW eft neath it but Body. But as the great Elevation it obtains above all Material Beings, is potentiu's no hindrance to its uniting with them, and even to its Depending, after a fort, upon ailIa creatit- Piece of Matter -, fo, notwithftanding the infinite diftance between the Sovereign Being and thera,.qu*j. • "Humane Mind, the latter is immediately and moft intimately united with the former. This laft ^r'rado-1" Union exal

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