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1  II,  1 |    and different property for simple prehension. For this reason
2  II,  1 |     some parts of animals are simple and homogeneous, while others
3  II,  1 |      then, is confined to the simple or homogeneous parts. But,
4  II,  1 | homogeneous, is yet the least simple of all the sense-organs.
5  II,  1 |      recipient, be one of the simple parts; and on the other
6  II,  2 |     it is clear that it is no simple matter to decide which of
7  II,  7 | organs of sense is plain from simple inspection, and is still
8 III,  14|   food receptacles are either simple or spacious are of gluttonous