Sentiments concerning nature with which philosophers were delighted
Book i.
Book ii.
Book iii.
Book iv.
Book v
These rods and the mock-suns are constituted of a double nature, a real subsistence, and a mere appearance; - of a real subsistence, because the clouds are the object of our eyes; of a mere appearance, for their proper color is not seen, but that which is adventitious. The like affections, natural and adventitious, in all such things do happen.