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 1 1|         remember.~The subject of "presentation" has been already considered
 2 1|       work On the Soul. Without a presentation intellectual activity is
 3 1|       faculty of memory), and the presentation (involved in such cognition)
 4 1|   intellectual objects involves a presentation: hence we may conclude that
 5 1| manifestly of that part to which "presentation" appertains; and all objects
 6 1|        involve (but only involve) presentation are objects of memory incidentally.~
 7 1|         though the affection (the presentation) alone is present, and the (
 8 1|        conceive that the mnemonic presentation within us is something which
 9 1|      something else, it is also a presentation of that other thing. In
10 1|     object of contemplation, or a presentation; but when considered as
11 1|        occur as a mere thought or presentation; but if the soul perceives
12 1|         that it is the state of a presentation, related as a likeness to
13 1|          to that of which it is a presentation; and as to the question