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1 1 |     received clear and frequent~impressions about living according to
2 3 |      carefully examines all the impressions, and, as~Socrates said,
3 3 |      principles. To receive the~impressions of forms by means of appearances
4 5 |        and easily receive false impressions; and the poor~soul itself
5 6 | shell-fish: such then are these impressions, and they~reach the things
6 6 |    beasts, nor the~receiving of impressions by the appearances of things,
7 6 |     Death is a cessation of the impressions through the senses, and
8 7 |         become dead, unless the impressions~(thoughts) which correspond
9 12|       are attached to it by the impressions of~sense, and the things