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 1   I, 1 |      to do anything, we prefer seeing (one might say) to everything
 2 III, 4 |    there is much difficulty in seeing how there will be anything
 3   V, 7 |     sees actually, that it is "seeing", and both of that which
 4  IX, 6 |    sleeping, and that which is seeing to that which has its eyes
 5  IX, 6 |        at the same time we are seeing and have seen, are understanding
 6  IX, 6 |      same time has seen and is seeing, seeing, or is thinking
 7  IX, 6 |        has seen and is seeing, seeing, or is thinking and has
 8  IX, 8 |      build, and by "capable of seeing" that which can see, and
 9  IX, 8 |     and to the corn and to the seeing subject the matter and the
10  IX, 8 |       that which is capable of seeing, which are potentially a
11  IX, 8 | potentially a man and corn and seeing, but not yet actually so,
12  IX, 8 |    sight the ultimate thing is seeing, and no other product besides
13  IX, 8 |        agents, e.g. the act of seeing is in the seeing subject
14  IX, 8 |        act of seeing is in the seeing subject and that of theorizing
15   X, 1 |      to know how big we are by seeing that he applied the cubit-measure
16 XIII, 9|    apart from sensible things, seeing the difficulty about the