On Intelligence, 2. cilt

abstract according acoustic nerve affirm analytical proposition antecedent appear araucaria associated attribute axiom become character Claude Bernard colour common compound conceive connected connexion consequently construction corresponding couple crystalline lens datum distance distinct effect elements ellipse enounced equal excites existence experience explanatory reason external perception fact force hallucination hand hence it follows idea illusion imagine individuals induction infinite infinite series instance internal invariably magnitudes mammæ means mental Method of Agreement mind molecules motion moveable body movement muscular sensations myriametre nature nerve object observe ourselves parallelogram particular perpendicular planet polygon portion position possesses possible precise present primitive properties propositions racters recognise recollection representation retina rience right angles sciences sensations of sight similar simple situated sound straight line sufficient surface tactile and muscular things tion triangles Trilport velocity vibration visual sensation whole words