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 1 1|        of the soul to which this experience, as well as that of Recollecting,
 2 1|        or had some such sensible experience of it. For whenever one
 3 1|          nay, actually occurs in experience. A picture painted on a
 4 1|   Koriskos, and in that case the experience involved in this contemplation
 5 1| phantasms as facts of their past experience, and as if remembering them.
 6 2|        of the (original) sensory experience.~Further: at the very individual
 7 2|          when first (the sensory experience or scientific knowledge)
 8 2|      immanent until the original experience has undergone lapse of time.
 9 2|       the moment of the original experience and the moment of the memory
10 2|     original perception or other experience; whereas when (after an
11 2|        perception, or some other experience, the state of which we above
12 2|   recollection, as they occur in experience, are due to the fact that
13 2|  connected, it will (invariably) experience the latter; if, however,
14 2|        of cases will the subject experience the latter of the two movements.
15 2|      some movements, by a single experience of which persons take the
16 2|       movements until finally we experience the one after which customarily
17 2|         or events of the primary experience, also a customary order,
18 2|       first having the objective experience, and that, therefore, in
19 2|          heard, or had some such experience, and the process (by which