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 1       2, V      |          their proper objects in physical sensation. Worldly honor
 2       3, VI     |         after the guidance of my physical senses. Thou wast more inward
 3       3, VI     |          swallowed through these physical senses.~
 4       3, VII    |        eyes went no farther than physical objects, and the sight of
 5       4, X      |         can follow them with his physical senses? Or who can grasp
 6       4, X      |        they are present? For our physical sense is slow because it
 7       4, X      |          is slow because it is a physical sense and bears its own
 8       4, X      |       limitations in itself. The physical sense is quite sufficient
 9       4, XI     |     parts delight you. But if my physical senses had been able to
10       4, XI     |     speak, you also hear through physical sensation, and yet you would
11       4, XI(102)|                     That is, our physical universe.~
12       4, XII    |             CHAPTER XII~ ~18. If physical objects please you, praise
13       6, IV     |          this, whether they were physical objects, which were not
14       6, IV     |         to conceive of except in physical terms.~If I could have believed,
15       8, X      |        where the very highest of physical sense and the most intense
16       8, X      |          intense illumination of physical light seemed, in comparison
17       9, VI     |         love in loving thee? Not physical beauty, nor the splendor
18       9, VI     |        not the limbs embraced in physical love - it is not these I
19       9, VIII   |         yet I knew through which physical sense each experience had
20       9, XII    |     impressed on the memory by a physical sense, because they have
21       9, XII    |        without any cogitation of physical objects whatever, but intuits
22       9, XIV    |       are impressed on it by the physical senses, but also the notions
23       9, XXI    |       the eye, since it is not a physical object. Is it the sort of
24       9, XXI    |          happy life, there is no physical perception by which we experience
25       9, XXI    |        And I have never, through physical perception, either seen,
26       9, XXXIII |           often beguile me while physical sense does not attend on
27      11, XVII   | spiritual creation, the latter a physical creation.”~
28      11, XX     |       the unformed matter of the physical creation, in which heaven
29      11, XXI    |       yet the formless matter of physical things without order and
30      11, XXI    |       them that are known to our physical senses.” Another takes it
31      11, XXI    |        which refers to the whole physical entity, under which term
32      12, XX     |        there are many and varied physical processes that manifest
33      12, XXIV   |        also to the spiritual and physical creations (which are signified
34      12, XXXII  |     lower - or the spiritual and physical creation. And we see the
35      12, XXXIV  |       nations, thou didst out of physical matter produce the mysteries