Note 851 — Chapter IX
Reading edition
Sprengel, iii. 204. Argentier, he says, was the first to lay down a novel and true principle, that the different faculties of the soul are not inherent in certain distinct parts of the brain.
Reading edition
Sprengel, iii. 204. Argentier, he says, was the first to lay down a novel and true principle, that the different faculties of the soul are not inherent in certain distinct parts of the brain.