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 1 Text| substance which can be felt and seen. But in this case (i.e.
 2 Text|        of which] the meaning is seen by the mind — it (i.e. the
 3 Text|    because it is really a thing seen. But these senses ... do
 4 Text|     because that meaning is not seen by the eye, nor tasted by
 5 Text|       not, and unless thou hast seen (something) it is also the
 6 Text|         smallness of the object seen, and according to the healthiness
 7 Text|       so too a fire by night is seen from a great distance, but
 8 Text|  distance, but by day it is not seen even a quarter of this distance. ~*         *         *         *         *         *         *      [
 9 Text|       by day the stars might be seen, if the light of the sun
10 Text|        on that account they are seen by the eye ; and the sun
11 Text|        lamp, although (?) it is seen at noon on account of its
12 Text|        which is swallowed up is seen neither by reason of distance
13 Text|       the mirror, they would be seen in it also at night, in
14 Text|      not say that that which is seen in the water belongs to
15 Text|    which falls into a mirror is seen when it sinks into the midst