The Different Types of Sight

The parts of sight are called images and objects. But the imagination comes into play whenever the sensory undergoes diverse states, even while the first state is still preserved. While other states are passed through, they all have a bearing upon this first or one common to them all. And to this they are all related and assimilated. Under every universal one there are infinitely many singular ones. Or in one general state, there are infinite particular states, which are called its single parts. Nor can they do otherwise than contribute their share to a certain general form. Since they subsist under a general form which they help to sustain.

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