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1   1, 13  |          understood, not what is sensed. For we can ~only describe
2   1, 77  |          the part of the object ~sensed. Thus the soul senses some
3   1, 76  |          the part of the object ~sensed. Thus the soul senses some
4   1, 77  | magnitude. Movement and rest are sensed according as the ~subject
5   1, 78  |         animal remembers to have sensed ~before in the past, and
6   1, 78  |         in the past, and to have sensed some past sensible thing.
7 Suppl, 89|       known), from that which is sensed ~directly, apprehends them