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 1 1|          true conception of these objects of memory, a point on which
 2 1|       that the cognition of these objects (magnitude, motion time)
 3 1|         but) even of intellectual objects involves a presentation:
 4 1| presentation" appertains; and all objects capable of being presented (
 5 1|          immediately and properly objects of memory, while those (
 6 1|         involve) presentation are objects of memory incidentally.~
 7 1|           difference for), of the objects in the soul, the one (the
 8 2|      katholou) which are properly objects of scientific knowledge);
 9 2|           i.e. "like" to those of objects and events). Therefore,
10 2|       when one thinks the greater objects, in what will his thinking