Truth enters so naturally into the mind, that when we learn any thing for the first time, it appears as if we only remembered the thing learned, or exerted the faculty of our memory.


Conversations on the Plurality of Worlds, The Second Evening (p. 70), Printed for Peter Wilson. Dublin, Ireland. 1761

Bernard Le Bovier de Fontenelle Quotes

Truth enters so naturally into the mind, that when we learn any thing for the first time, it appears as if we only remembered the thing learned, or...

Truth enters so naturally into the mind, that when we learn any thing for the first time, it appears as if we only remembered the thing learned, or...

Truth enters so naturally into the mind, that when we learn any thing for the first time, it appears as if we only remembered the thing learned, or...

Truth enters so naturally into the mind, that when we learn any thing for the first time, it appears as if we only remembered the thing learned, or...