e improper, however, to enumerate them again in this place.<br> First, there is the precise terminology which philosophy, and。<br> philosophy alone, can render possible. As Jeremy Bentham。<br> has somewhere said, "every improper term contains the germ。<br> of fallacious propositions; it forms a cloud which conceals the。<br> nature of the thing and presents a frequently invincible obstacle。<br> to the discovery of truth." How often this is true probably。<br> few of us appreciate. Herodotus mentions with ridicule the。<br> argument of the Egyptians, that fire is an animal because it。<br> "devours"; but the fault of confusing the ambiguous mean-<br> ings of words has not become extinct since that time.
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