Book,  Paragraph

 1 III,  5|           do so quickly. Hence, not seeing this, but seeing the swallowing
 2 III,  5|         Hence, not seeing this, but seeing the swallowing of the milt
 3  IV,  1|     conclusion that it is so before seeing that it proves to be so.
 4   V,  1|             sleeping and walk about seeing just like those who are
 5   V,  1| above-mentioned facts are causes of seeing keenly or the reverse, but
 6   V,  1|            sight means the power of seeing at a distance, in another
 7   V,  1|          the eyes. For the cause of seeing keenly in the sense of distinguishing
 8   V,  1|           eyes that is the cause of seeing things far off and of the
 9   V,  1|            we say, as some do, that seeing is caused by the sight going
10   V,  1|         well—or whether we say that seeing is due to the movement coming