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1 1 |  diversity we experience by the bodily senses, and discern by our
2 10|    which are perceptible to the bodily senses; or by thinking within
3 11| conceive in his imagination any bodily thing, except what he has
4 15|       and not to be true, to be bodily and not to be bodily, and
5 15|         be bodily and not to be bodily, and the like. Indeed, to
6 15|       of those things which the bodily senses discern. For, then
7 15|   rational mind, as to which no bodily sense can perceive what,
8 15|         are in the scope of the bodily senses, the greater it is