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 1 1|         scientific knowledge, or perception, apart from the actualizations
 2 1|    Memory is, therefore, neither Perception nor Conception, but a state
 3 1|        present is object only of perception, and the future, of expectation,
 4 1|          the) primary faculty of perception. Accordingly, memory (not
 5 1| stimulation) involved the act of perception stamps in, as it were, a
 6 1|          picture, why should the perception of the mere impression be
 7 1|      based on some former act of perception, occurring in the soul,
 8 2|      consequence of the original perception or other experience; whereas
 9 2|     which he had before, or some perception, or some other experience,
10 2|        resting upon the organ of perception, and because their mnemonic