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 1 Text|         say, they are names and notions, but not bodies and substances.
 2 Text|        nouns which are given to notions, like these of Space and
 3 Text|         bodies but meanings (or notions), so that they may not wander
 4 Text|       in the case of) these six notions which are associated with
 5 Text|     this (space), it is not the notions themselves that are visible
 6 Text|         to me about it. But the notions, if thou dost not speak
 7 Text|       voice thou utterest those notions which have no voice. But
 8 Text|          for he said concerning notions that they are audible. But
 9 Text|       they said that they (i.e. notions) are perceived by the mind. [
10 Text|         and not separable ; but notions are not 'bound' [to one
11 Text|       of it. But as regards thy notions, even without thy tongue
12 Text| writings whether they (i.e. thy notions) are good or wise, though
13 Text|         only) signs of [P. 31.] notions. For writings are divided