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 1 1|      Conception, but a state or affection of one of these, conditioned
 2 1|     such activity an incidental affection identical with one also
 3 1|        in such cognition) is an affection of the sensus communis;
 4 1|        possible that though the affection (the presentation) alone
 5 1|     which is its seat-viz. that affection the state whereof we call
 6 1| remembers, is it this impressed affection that he remembers, or is
 7 2|     when the aforesaid state or affection (of the aisthesis or upolepsis)
 8 2|   person affected the (sensory) affection, or the scientific knowledge (
 9 2|         the (mnemonic) state or affection; and indeed one may well
10 2|     form of inference.~That the affection is corporeal, i.e. that
11 2|      that) in which resides the affection. Those who have moisture
12 2|       such counter motions. The affection resembles also that in the