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Eidōla
The eidōla only modifications of the mind itself, determined by the impressions (kinēsis) of the external something (tinos) on the organ of sense, as affected by them - pathos, pathēmata. N.B. - Sense (in mind) is not an alteration - affection - passion, but the recognition of it in the living organ of sense*.
* The remark of Galen. See De Plac. Hippocr. et Plat., L. vii. c 6, ed. Chart.
(Note L. On Platonic Doctrine of Perception. The Works of Thomas Reid, D.D.: Now Fully Collected, with selections from His Unpublished Letters. p. 950)
The eidōla only modifications of the mind itself, determined by the impressions (kinēsis) of the external something (tinos) on the organ of sense, as affected by them - pathos, pathēmata. N.B. - Sense (in mind) is not an alteration - affection - passion, but the recognition of it in the living organ of sense*.
* The remark of Galen. See De Plac. Hippocr. et Plat., L. vii. c 6, ed. Chart.
(Note L. On Platonic Doctrine of Perception. The Works of Thomas Reid, D.D.: Now Fully Collected, with selections from His Unpublished Letters. p. 950)
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