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Aristotle
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William Gilbert
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Kant
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Francois Rebelais
Aristophones
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Francis Bacon
Miguel DeCervantes
Antoine Lavoisier
Joseph Fourier
Rene Descartes
Benedict DeSpinoza
Apollonius
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The Concept of Homer!
THE GREAT IDEAS
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"Knowledge is A term of comprehensive scope. Nothing cannot be an object of knowledge just as being cannot."
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- "A skeptic is the key to evoking knowledge, being, dialect,etc." -
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"Love is not limited to things divine and human, nor to those creatures less than man which have conscious desires."
Natural love is not only "in all the soul's powers, but also in all the parts of the body, and universally in all things."
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"Beauty and goodness are beloved by all things."