The Theory Of Vision, Or Visual Language,: Shewing The Immediate Presence And Providence Of A Deity, Vindicated And Explained

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The Theory Of Vision, Or Visual Language: Shewing The Immediate Presence And Providence Of A Deity, Vindicated And Explained

George Berkeley

printed for J. Tonson in the Strand., 1733

Philosophy; Movements; Phenomenology; Medical / Ophthalmology; Natural theology; Philosophy / Movements / Phenomenology; Vision Less