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 1 1|      and know the facts of the case perfectly well, the sun,
 2 1|    sense-perception, in either case the illusion does not occur
 3 2|       with what happens in the case of projectiles moving in
 4 2|    moving in space. For in the case of these the movement continues
 5 2|        assume to happen in the case of qualitative change; for
 6 2|   shown by what happens in the case of mirrors; a subject to
 7 2|        affected. And as in the case of a garment, the cleaner
 8 2|     the same holds true in the case of the mirror. For anything
 9 2|      On the other hand, in the case of old mirrors, stains do
10 3| contradictory report. In every case an appearance presents itself,
11 3|      appears does not in every case seem real, unless when the
12 3|     that which operates in the case of infants, and [that which