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1 1|       can happen only to one who sees or hears something real,
2 1|        that in sleep one neither sees, nor hears, nor exercises
3 1|         as true that the dreamer sees nothing, yet as false that
4 2|       result of this is that one sees nothing, owing to the excited
5 2|       upon, the former thinks he sees his foes approaching, the
6 2| approaching, the latter, that he sees the object of his desire;
7 3|          sight, that he actually sees, and owing to those which