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 1   1, 1     |        for each; their several senses; the members of the body ;
 2   1, 44    |       are viewed by the bodily senses; this earth also, and air,
 3   1, 47    |       things, since these five senses comprehend all the faculties
 4   1, 73    |   thoughts of his soul, or the senses of his body ;—that mind,
 5   1, 74    |    even make use of the bodily senses. Nevertheless this defective,
 6   1, 75    |        act by any other of its senses. When moreover, it (thus)
 7   1, 75    |        things which affect the senses, and are visible; and (when)
 8   2, 19    |       the (observation of the) senses;—that they should predetermine
 9   2, 20(40)| strength, the integrity of the senses, wealth, family, glory, &
10   3, 19    |   discrimination is not by the senses; nor do we try the terms
11   3, 19    |     mind of man, by the bodily senses: much less can man ever