Encyclopædia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature, 11. köide,2. osaColin Macfarquhar, George Gleig A. Bell and C. Macfarquhar, 1797 |
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Page 478
... distinct : for when the fubject is imagined to be firft one thing and then another in the fame period without interval , the mind is distracted by the rapid stranfition ; and when the imagination is put on fuch shard duty , its images ...
... distinct : for when the fubject is imagined to be firft one thing and then another in the fame period without interval , the mind is distracted by the rapid stranfition ; and when the imagination is put on fuch shard duty , its images ...
Page 499
... distinct than that recur and be present to his intellect which were pre- of the philofopher . fent to it at the former contemplation . The fecond energy of memory or imagination , or whatever it may be called , is not indeed identically ...
... distinct than that recur and be present to his intellect which were pre- of the philofopher . fent to it at the former contemplation . The fecond energy of memory or imagination , or whatever it may be called , is not indeed identically ...
Page 739
... distinct viscera ; having a bright ftriated pellucid pustule on one fide of the fore part . The apex has three or four teeth ; and it can bend the hinder part nto a fpiral form . IX . Gonium . An invisible , fimple , smooth , and ...
... distinct viscera ; having a bright ftriated pellucid pustule on one fide of the fore part . The apex has three or four teeth ; and it can bend the hinder part nto a fpiral form . IX . Gonium . An invisible , fimple , smooth , and ...
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