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 1 2|          sanguineous animals the white of the eye is fat and oily,
 2 3|         the same way the colours White and Black are generated
 3 3|          is conceivable that the White and the Black should be
 4 3|         particles, a black and a white] would be visible; and that
 5 3|       all events, appear neither white nor black; and, as it must
 6 3| plurality of colours besides the White and Black; and we may suppose
 7 3|       whatever [except black and white] are based on numbers, some
 8 3|    Another is that the Black and White appear the one through the
 9 3|          which in itself appears white, but takes a crimson hue
10 3|          as one which is neither white nor black. So that, if it
11 4|        arise from the mixture of white and black, so the intermediate
12 4|    Yellow should be classed with White, as Rich with Sweet); while [
13 4|          deep Blue, come between White and Black, and from these
14 4|          Black is a privation of White in the Translucent, so Saline
15 4|          as Democritus does with White and Black; for he asserts
16 4|      contrariety; e.g. in Colour White is contrary to Black, and
17 6|          to see a thing which is white but not of a certain magnitude.~
18 6|     contrariety: e.g. in Colour, White x Black; in Savour, Sweet
19 7|         can be formed from, e.g. White and Sharp, except indirectly,
20 7|  different sensory provinces, as White and Sweet. For it appears
21 7|          sense no doubt discerns White and Black, [which are hence
22 7|        Sweet, so Sight perceives White; and as the latter perceives
23 7|     instance], classed some with White, others with Black, and
24 7|     sense (e.g. I call Sweet and White co-ordinates though in different
25 7|         while Sweet differs from White even more than Black does
26 7|        more than Black does from White, it is still less conceivable
27 7|   perceives Sweet, with another, White, either that which results
28 7|          an object, e.g. as both White and Sweet] perceive? [None];
29 7|   heterogeneous objects, such as White and Sweet]. We must conclude,
30 7|          faculty which perceives White and Sweet to be one qua
31 7|         numerically one thing is white and sweet, and has many