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 1 1|   generated in the soul.~Of the two last mentioned, seeing,
 2 2|        should become as it were two. The rapidity of the movement
 3 2|     appear to be simultaneously two and one. But, in fact, the
 4 2|      does not occur between any two things taken at random.
 5 3|      them may be spoken of from two points of view, i.e. either
 6 3|    though the joint product [of two particles, a black and a
 7 4|         pair of substances. Any two things can affect, or be
 8 5|   fabricate sapidity.~There are two species of the Odorous.
 9 5|         us to them, until, from two distinct kinds of sensations
10 5|        employed respiration for two purposes: primarily for
11 5|        perception of one of the two kinds of odour [i.e. that
12 5|        the needless creation of two organs of sense; for in
13 6|       are,] in whichever of the two ways [viz. by emanations
14 7|          as is natural, that of two [simultaneous] sensory stimuli
15 7|       should be able to discern two objects coinstantaneously
16 7|        perceptible.~Now, if the two stimuli are equal but heterogeneous,
17 7|       and the same sensory act, two things in the same sensory
18 7| unitemporal than that involving two different provinces, as
19 7|       is impossible to perceive two objects coinstantaneously
20 7|     however, they are no longer two], for their amalgamation
21 7|     which perceive them will be two; but [if so, their perception
22 7|       possibility of perceiving two distinct objects coinstantaneously
23 7|      perceive coinstantaneously two objects in the same province
24 7|        sense if they are really two, manifestly it is still
25 7|    coinstantaneously objects in two different sensory provinces,
26 7|         a line ab, divided into two parts at g, and let this
27 7|       the Soul might have in it two different parts specifically
28 7|         urge that, as there are two eyes, so there may be in
29 7|     formed of both [i.e. of any two specifically identical parts
30 7|      the analogy]; while if the two parts of Soul remain separate,