Τοπος, ετι δε μαλλον ὁ Χρονος. Εκαστου γαρ τουτων το μεν ειναι γνωριμον και αναμφιλεκτον· τις δε ποτε εστιν αυτων ἡ ουσια των χαλεπωτατων οραθηναι.
Εστι δε δη τι των τοιουτων και Ἡ Ψυχη· το μεν γαρ ειναι τι την Ψυχην γνωριμωτατον και φανερωτατον· τι δε ποτε εστιν, ου ῥαδιον καταμαθειν.
Our reason convinces us of its own separate existence apart from matter and organization ; beyond that, we must submit to learn from higher authority.
Alexander, therefore, does not go beyond the sphere of human knowledge, when he adds of the soul as capable of a separate existence, Μηδε την νοουμενων, αλλ᾽ αρκειςθαι αυτον αθτῳ προς το γνωναι το νοουμενον.
Mr. Hitchins gave several proofs of genius; but his life was cut short at an early period.
Various descriptions and accounts of local districts, and of particular places in Cornwall may be found; of these I shall mention three as by far the best, and highly deserving of attention.
Topographical and Historical Sketches of the Boroughs of East and West Looe, with an account of the Natural and Artificial Curiosities and Picturesque Scenery in the Neighbourhood. By Thomas Bond, Esq.
Dr. Maton's Tour; and
A Guide to the Mount's Bay and the Land's End. By Dr. Paris.
As this must in all probability be the last time of my addressing the inhabitants of my native county through the medium of any permanent
