[96] Op. cit., art. Rêves.
[97] Op. cit., p. 95.
[98] Rapports du Physique et du Morale de l’Homme. Paris, 1824, tome second, p. 359.
[99] Chapters on Mental Physiology. London, 1852, p. 126.
[100] B. D. S. Opera Posthuma, 1677, Epistola xxx. p. 471. In the course of this letter to his friend, Peter Balling, Spinoza says:
“Quum quodam mane, lucesente jam cælo, ex somnio gravissima evigilarem imagines, quæ mihi in somnio occurrerant, tam vividè ob oculos versabantur, ac si res finissent veræ, et præsertim cujusdam nigri et scabiosi Brasiliani, quem nunquam antea videram. Hæc imago partem maximam disparebat, quando, ut me alia re oblectarem, oculus in librum, vel aliud quid defigibam; quamprimium verò oculos à tali objecto rursus avertebam, sine attentione in aliquid oculos defigendo, mihi eadem ejusdem Æthiopis imago eâdem vividètate, et per vices apparebat, donec paulatim circa caput disparetet.”
[101] Elements of Physiology, translated by Baly, vol. ii. p. 1394.
[102] Op. cit., p. 93.
[103] Περὶ ἱερῆς νοσο.
[104] Quoted from I. Franck by Macario, op. cit., p. 100.