CHAPTER CXLV.—p. 101.

WILLIAM OSMER. INNATE QUALITIES. MARCH OF ANIMAL INTELLECT. FARTHER

REVEALMENT OF THE COLUMBIAN PHILOSOPHY.

There is a word, and it is a great word in this Book,[1] _ἐπι το

αὐτο,_—_In id ipsum_, that is, to look to the thing itself, the very

point, the principal matter of all; to have our eye on that, and not

off it, upon _alia omnia_, any thing but it.—To go to the point, drive

all to that, as also to go to the matter real, without declining from

it this way or that, to the right hand or to the left.

BP. ANDREWS.

[Footnote 1: The New Testament which the Preacher had before him.]

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