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 1 1|          throughout. The remaining parts [sc. the attributes of soul
 2 2|          of the sensory organs, or parts of the body in which each
 3 2|        Wherefore the eye is of all parts of the body the least sensitive
 4 2|          coldest of all the bodily parts.~The organ of touch proper
 5 2|          hottest of all the bodily parts, is the counterpoise of
 6 3|            owing to its successive parts seeming to present themselves
 7 3|     juxtaposition of their minimal parts, which, owing to [the weakness
 8 3|         are divisible into minimal parts, [e.g. genera into individuals]
 9 4|           kinds from its different parts, or else (c) the water is
10 4|      should arise out of different parts of the water]; for we see
11 6| perceptible [but of imperceptible] parts. Yet it must [be really
12 6|            composed of perceptible parts], since assuredly it does
13 6|         infinite number of unequal parts, but into a finite number
14 6|           a finite number of equal parts, while that which is not
15 6|       given time is divisible into parts; so that we should assume
16 6|            of both is divided into parts. This too is the ground
17 6|           it.~Naturally, then, the parts of media between a sensory
18 7|          line ab, divided into two parts at g, and let this line
19 7|           will have a plurality of parts the same in species, [as
20 7|           have in it two different parts specifically identical,
21 7|         two specifically identical parts as assumed] is one, the
22 7|           hypothesis (of different parts of Soul remaining engaged
23 7|         analogy]; while if the two parts of Soul remain separate,
24 7|           of the need of different parts of Soul, co-operating in
25 7|     suggested [i.e. with different parts of itself acting simultaneously],