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Excerpt from Psychology, Vol. 2 of 3
From this it is manifest that the total material which we have in hand naturally falls into two parts, of which the first, setting out from the essence of the soul, proceeds to consider its very varied operations; whereas the second sets out with these operations themselves, and endeavours to reduce them all at last to that same unity of essence from which they issued and in which they rest.
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