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 1  VI, 4 |          colors, sounds, tastes, pain, and the like, although
 2  VI, 6 |        hurtful by a sensation of pain. And besides this pleasure
 3  VI, 6 |        besides this pleasure and pain, I was likewise conscious
 4  VI, 6 |         affected in its parts by pain and the titillation of pleasure,
 5  VI, 6 |       know not what sensation of pain, sadness of mind should
 6  VI, 6 |         of an object that causes pain and the consciousness of
 7  VI, 7 |         aught more internal than pain ? And yet I have sometimes
 8  VI, 7 |      occasionally seemed to feel pain in that part of the body
 9  VI, 7 |         was affected when I felt pain in it. And to these grounds
10  VI, 11|   distinctness, as light, sound, pain, and the like, although
11  VI, 12|         ill affected when I feel pain, and stands in need of food
12  VI, 13|        me by these sensations of pain, hunger, thirst, etc., that
13  VI, 13|          case, I should not feel pain when my body is hurt, seeing
14  VI, 13|    sensations of hunger, thirst, pain, etc., are nothing more
15  VI, 15|    causes in me the sensation of pain, and to pursue what affords
16  VI, 15|       fire I feel heat, and even pain on approaching it too closely,
17  VI, 15|         something similar to the pain; all that I have ground
18  VI, 15|      those sensations of heat or pain. So also, although there
19  VI, 21|        the same way, when I feel pain in the foot, the science
20  VI, 21|          the mind a sensation of pain, as if existing in the foot;
21  VI, 21|       mind will necessarily feel pain in the foot, just as if
22  VI, 22| experiences a sensation, viz, of pain, as if it were in the foot,
23  VI, 23|        the foot is ill affected, pain will be felt, as it were,
24  VI, 23|     should lead the mind to feel pain in the foot rather than