Part, Question

1   1, 1  |        whatever is visible or audible. ~Hence the "common sense,"
2   1, 5  |      that which is ~primarily audible. Therefore in idea being
3   1, 77 |   lower bodies. But ~sound is audible in the air, which is naturally
4   1, 76 |   lower bodies. But ~sound is audible in the air, which is naturally
5   2, 70 |       their essence, i.e. as ~audible sound injure no man, except
6   2, 92 |    signs of internal, just as audible words are ~signs of things.
7   2, 170| imaginary vision, or even by ~audible speech; and in this way
8   2, 179|     speech, and speech is the audible sign of the interior ~concept.