Book,  Chapter

1     II,  V   |    bodies, both by seeing and feeling. But having occasion to
2     II,  XIII|      can do so in the dark by feeling and touch.~3. Space and
3     II,  XIX |      seeing the lightning, or feeling the shaking of the house,
4     II,  XXI |    may call it desire; nobody feeling pain that he wishes not
5     IV,  II  | themselves, as in tasting and feeling, or the impulse of some
6     IV,  XIX |    the metaphor of seeing and feeling, this is all it amounts
7     IV,  XIX |      internal light, and this feeling on which they build so much.
8     IV,  XIX |     revelation from God? This feeling, is it a perception of an