Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 48|     his hands, and on one to touch Lyra, and on the other Corona--
 2    IV, 48|      not permit the Beast to touch Corona. though making a
 3    VI, 10| seeing, smelling, taste, and touch; for the child formed in
 4    VI, 11|  reference to the (sense of) touch possessed by the child that
 5    VI, 11|      is being formed. For as touch, by seizing the things that
 6    VI, 19|  seeing, hearing, taste, and touch. Now, by these we arrive
 7    VI, 19|     the same with objects of touch; for anything rough, or
 8    VI, 19|       but (far from it), for touch is the judge of such (sensations).
 9    VI, 22|     of his doctrines. And we touch on this subject) on account
10    VI, 23| would there be any object of touch without something solid;
11    IX, 10|     or girl, or may worry or touch them, in the same hour let
12    IX, 21| customs, they would not even touch these. And if they happen