Of the temples not a single one has been preserved, but the remains have recently been excavated, in the mounds on the site of Babylon, of four that consisted of numerous chambers enclosing a large court with towered gateways, whilst at Assur another has been uncovered of a somewhat similar design. — from Architecture by N. D'Anvers
consideration of negative conditions entirely and limit
This property, which causes of all descriptions possess, of preventing the effects of other causes by virtue (for the most part) of the same laws according to [pg 347] which they produce their own, 66 enables us, by establishing the general axiom that all causes are liable to be counteracted in their effects by one another, to dispense with the consideration of negative conditions entirely, and limit the notion of cause to the assemblage of the positive conditions of the phenomenon: one negative condition invariably understood, and the same in all instances (namely, the absence of all counteracting causes) being sufficient, along with the sum of the positive conditions, to make up the whole set of circumstances on which the phenomenon is dependent. § 4. — from A System of Logic, Ratiocinative and Inductive (Vol. 1 of 2) by John Stuart Mill
consideration of negative conditions entirely and limit
This property, which causes of all descriptions possess, of preventing the effects of other causes by virtue (for the most part) of the same laws according to which they produce their own, 115 enables us, by establishing the general axiom that all causes are liable to be counteracted in their effects by one another, to dispense with the consideration of negative conditions entirely, and limit the notion of cause to the assemblage of the positive conditions of the phenomenon: one negative condition invariably underst — from A System of Logic, Ratiocinative and Inductive by John Stuart Mill
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