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 1 Text|        the tradition (of their meaning) no one [can] know . . . ~*         *         *         *         *         *         *  ~
 2 Text|    Space exists in name and in meaning, as.I have said ; for because
 3 Text|     sound and because it has a meaning it is perceived by the mind.
 4 Text|     that it exists in name and meaning, but that it does not exist
 5 Text| musical) tones, which convey a meaning to the hearer when they
 6 Text|      the hearing ; whereas the meaning of these variations of the
 7 Text|     mind fails to perceive the meaning of the words, though the
 8 Text|     hear the sound. But if the meaning were any sort of substance,
 9 Text|        gesture a man conveys a meaning, and in this case hearing
10 Text|       something [of which] the meaning is seen by the mind — it (
11 Text|      do not perceive . . . the meaning (of the book), because that
12 Text|        the book), because that meaning is not seen by the eye,
13 Text|   smelt, nor handled. But that meaning which is heard by the ear
14 Text|        that whereby really the meaning was spoken. ... but it has
15 Text| because it exists (?). But the meaning can be expressed (?) by