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1   I,  3 |      The mere evidence of the senses is enough to convince us
2   I,  9 |       heaven" and in how many senses we use the word, in order
3   I,  9 |        then, is used in three senses.~Now the whole included
4   I,  11|    must first distinguish the senses in which we use the words "
5  II,  2 |  simply the part to which the senses are directed). Hence we
6  II,  3 |       as by the fact that our senses enable us to perceive very
7  II,  14|   nature. The evidence of the senses further corroborates this.
8 III,  7 | unimpeachable evidence of the senses as to each fact.~The result