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Page 375
... external object , is termed an external fenfe . This diftinction among the fenfes is made with reference to their objects merely ; for the fenfes , external and internal , are equally powers or faculties of the mind . 3. But as felf is ...
... external object , is termed an external fenfe . This diftinction among the fenfes is made with reference to their objects merely ; for the fenfes , external and internal , are equally powers or faculties of the mind . 3. But as felf is ...
Page 382
... external , paffions , emotions , thinking , thinking , refolving , refolving , willing , heat , cold , & c . as well as external objects , may be recalled as above by the power of memory * . 15. The From this definition of an idea , the ...
... external , paffions , emotions , thinking , thinking , refolving , refolving , willing , heat , cold , & c . as well as external objects , may be recalled as above by the power of memory * . 15. The From this definition of an idea , the ...
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... External fenfes ) diftinguished into two kinds i . 1. Ex . ternal fenfe iii . 375 . External figns ) of emotions and paffions ch . 15 . ii . 116. External figns of paffion , what emotions they raise in a spectator ii . 131. & c ...
... External fenfes ) diftinguished into two kinds i . 1. Ex . ternal fenfe iii . 375 . External figns ) of emotions and paffions ch . 15 . ii . 116. External figns of paffion , what emotions they raise in a spectator ii . 131. & c ...
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