| Notes: First edition. Tears to spine, loss to spine head and spine base, front board soiled, minor pencil marginalia. 1887 Hard Cover. xxvi, 388 pp. CONTENTS: The Translator's Preface; Preface of the Editors of the Latin Edition; The Author's Preface; Part I. The Senses: The Simple Fiber; The Senses; The Intellect and Action; The Sense of Touch; The Taste; The Smell; The Hearing; The Sight; Perception, Imagination, Memory, and Their Ideas; Part II. The Intellect: The Pure Intellect; The Human Intellect; Intercourse of Soul and Body; Part III. The Affections: Concerning Harmonies and the Affections Thence Originating; and Concerning the Desires in General; The Lower Mind; Animus and Rational Mind; Concerning the Formation of the Rational Mind and Concerning Its Affections; Conclusion as to What Constitutes the Animus, What the Rational, and What the Spiritual Mind; Free Will, or the Choice of Moral Good and Evil; The Will and Its Liberty; and What Respectively is the Intellect; The Mental Faculties; Loves of the Soul or Spiritual Loves; The Influx of the Animus and Its Affections Into the Body, and of the Body Into the Animus; The Influx of the Rational Mind Into the Animus and By Means of the Animus Into the Body; and the Influx of the Animus Into the Rational Mind; The Influx of the Spiritual Mind, or of the Soul Into the Animus, and That of the Animus Into the Spiritual Mind; Inclinations and Temperaments; Part IV. Immortality, and the State of the Soul After Death; Appendixes: Twelve These on the Human Soul; An Abstract of the "Epilogue on the Senses, or Sensation in General"; Extracts from the Psychological Treatise of Aristotle; Errata in the Latin Text; Index. |