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Sextus Empiricus, 112 |
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natural, 105 |
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performance as, 102-105, 109-10 |
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signa data, 117-18 |
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signa naturalia, 117 |
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and symbol, 113-14 |
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and words, 112-13 |
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criteria for, 25-26 |
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doubles, 177-78 |
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pseudo doubles, 178-79 |
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Smith, John E., 40 |
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S-necessary properties, 132 |
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Spinoza, Baruch, 156, 160 |
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Stoicism, 13, 112, 116-18, 119 |
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Strawson, P., 208, 223, 229 |
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Structuralism, 44, 48 |
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Symbol: |
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and allegory, 8-9, 11-12, 17 |
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and the Hermetic tradition, 18-20 |
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and interpretation within texts, 20-21 |
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and Neoplatonism, 9-11 |
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and scriptural interpretation, 11-18 |
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and truth, 138-39 |
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universal, 14 |
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Symbolism, universal, 14 |
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Synechism, principle of, 37 |
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Syntactics, 204, 206 |
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Tacitus, 123-24, 127-28 |
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Tesauro, Emanuele, 146-47 |
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Test, negation, 222, 230, 239 |
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Thurot, C., 196 |
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Todorov, Tsvetan, 46 |
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Truth, 278 |
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analytic vs. synthetic, 268 |
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and encyclopedia, 269 |
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and Falsity, 175-76, 201, 280 (see also Forgery) |
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Typology, 21-22n |
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Unlimited semiosis, 6 |
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boundaries of, 38-41, 148-49 |
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and Hermetic drift, 27-32 |
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and literary texts, 45 |
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and pretextual reading, 62 |
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and the pun, 140-43 |
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Vagueness, 43n |
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Valesio, Paolo, 107 |
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Valla, Lorenzo, 196, 197 |
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Van Dijk, Theun, 238 |
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Virgil, 17 |
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Von Phul, Ruth, 149-50 |
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Wilkins, John, 1-2 |
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empty vs. furnished, 65-67 |
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epistemic, 129, 134 |
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fictional, 64-65, 74-75, 80-82 |
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impossible, 77-79 |
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possible, 274 (see also Model Theory of Possible Worlds) |
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small, 67, 74-79 |
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Third, 265 |
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