en·graph·i·a ( n-gr f  - )n. Formation of engrams. |
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| The Platonic Demiurge wrote the structure of the world with that "first instrument" which Plato does not name, but which for Bruno is in the innermost soul and allows that special kind of "inner writing" which he calls engraphia. |
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