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What is called complete

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Metaphysics, Topics

What is called complete

What is called complete is in one way that of which it is not possible to find outside any of its part, even a…

ΓΕΩΡΓΙΟΣ ΚΟΤΣΑΛΗΣ | GEORGE KOTSALIS
17/12/2016

That of which nothing is left outside, is complete and whole; for thus we define the whole, as that of which nothing is absent, e.g. a whole man or a whole box.

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Physics, Topics

The complete and the whole

That of which nothing is left outside, is complete and whole; for thus we define the whole, as that of which nothing is absent,…

ΓΕΩΡΓΙΟΣ ΚΟΤΣΑΛΗΣ | GEORGE KOTSALIS
12/02/2016