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George (Bishop) Berkeley: A New Theory of Vision and Other Select Philosophical Writings, p. 189

Zone 1Reading Trace:
proof for existence of man

Marked Passage:
[We may even
assert, that the existence of God is far more evidently
perceived than the existence of men ; because the
effects of nature are infinitely more numerous and considerable
than those ascribed to human agents.]

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George (Bishop) Berkeley: A New Theory of Vision and Other Select Philosophical Writings, p. 146

Zone 2Reading Trace:
against Geulincx(?)

Marked Passage:
LXVII.—Twelfth objection.—Answer.—In the twelfth
place, it may perhaps be objected, that though it be
clear from what has been said, that there can be no
such thing as an inert, senseless, extended, solid, figured,
moveable substance, existing without the mind, such as
philosophers describe matter : [yet if any man shall
leave out of his idea of matter, the positive ideas of
extension, figure, solidity, and motion, and say that he
means only by that word an inert senseless substance,

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