Part, Question

1   1, 77|    power, and is naturally immuted by the ~exterior sensible.
2   1, 77|  existence, into the thing immuted, as heat is ~received into
3   1, 77|  existence, into the thing immuted, as the form of color is
4   1, 77|   the senses. For sense is immuted ~differently by a large
5   1, 77|   taste is not necessarily immuted by a natural ~immutation
6   1, 77|     for they are similarly immuted by the ~extrinsic sensible.
7   1, 77|    sensible by which it is immuted, in which immutation the
8   1, 78| from the fact of its being immuted by a present ~sensible:
9   1, 86|  immute itself; but one is immuted by another, and ~therefore