The Senses and the Intellect

action activity alimentary animal arising associated bodily body brain cause cerebellum cerebral cerebral hemispheres Cerebral Nerves cerebrum character ciliary processes colour connected connexion consciousness contraction convoluted corpora quadrigemina corpus striatum degree digestion discrimination distance distinct effect emotion encephalon energy excitement exertion experience expression external extremities fact feeling force functions give glottis grey matter grey substance hemispheres human impression inches influence instinctive intellectual intense irritation kind limbs locomotive lungs manifested mass medulla oblongata membrane ment mental mind mode motion mouth move movements muscles named nature nerve centres nerve fibres nervous system object odours olfactory nerve optic organs origin outward papillæ pass peculiar peduncles pleasure portion present produced recognise reflex reflex action relish remark repose retina sensation sense sight skin smell sound spinal cord spinal nerves spontaneous stimulus stomach surface taste tension thalami tion tissue tongue touch various volition voluntary white matter