Metaphysical Tracts By English Philosophers of the Eighteenth Century Consistin
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Vibrationes particularum medullarium discrepare possunt inter se respectu triplici ; gradu scilicet, specie, & loco. Gradu discrepare censen- das sunt, prout validiores fuerint, vel debiliores; 2*. E. Prout . /Ether plus minusve condensatus fuerit in Pulsuum punctis mediis, rarefactus in eorum in- tervallis; sic enim particulas ibunt & redibunt per longius breviusve spatiolem ; specie, prout plures sunt vel pauciores dato tempore : loco, prout hanc vel illam regionem cerebri prsecipue occupant....
COR. 2. Magnitudines sensationum sunt fere proportionales Vibrationibus in cerebro excitatis. Negligi enim plerumque possunt, ob parvitatem suam, quse in medulla spinali, & nervis ipsis exci- tantur.
COR. 3. Est itaque Cerebrum quasi sedes Aninice sentientis, sive sensorium Animalium, eti- am ex Hypothesi, quod Anima sentiens asque arc- tarn affinitatem habeat cum omnibus partibus sub- stantise albae medullaris cerebri, medulla; spinalis, & nervorum, secundum prop. L m . Sin vero aliquo mo- do ab hac recedendum sit, & supponendum potius, ( 9 ) quod uti partes externas, (cutis puta, vel tunica; oculi) nervis; ita nervos &: spinalem medullam cc- rebro, cerebrumque ipsum Animrc sentient!
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Vibrationes particularum medullarium discrepare possunt inter se respectu triplici ; gradu scilicet, specie, & loco. Gradu discrepare censen- das sunt, prout validiores fuerint, vel debiliores; 2*. E. Prout . /Ether plus minusve condensatus fuerit in Pulsuum punctis mediis, rarefactus in eorum in- tervallis; sic enim particulas ibunt & redibunt per longius breviusve spatiolem ; specie, prout plures sunt vel pauciores dato tempore : loco, prout hanc vel illam regionem cerebri prsecipue occupant....
COR. 2. Magnitudines sensationum sunt fere proportionales Vibrationibus in cerebro excitatis. Negligi enim plerumque possunt, ob parvitatem suam, quse in medulla spinali, & nervis ipsis exci- tantur.
COR. 3. Est itaque Cerebrum quasi sedes Aninice sentientis, sive sensorium Animalium, eti- am ex Hypothesi, quod Anima sentiens asque arc- tarn affinitatem habeat cum omnibus partibus sub- stantise albae medullaris cerebri, medulla; spinalis, & nervorum, secundum prop. L m . Sin vero aliquo mo- do ab hac recedendum sit, & supponendum potius, ( 9 ) quod uti partes externas, (cutis puta, vel tunica; oculi) nervis; ita nervos &: spinalem medullam cc- rebro, cerebrumque ipsum Animrc sentient!
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