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 1 5|         to speak, among animals perceives and takes pleasure in the
 2 5| impossible. For any sense which perceives odour is a sense of smell,
 3 5|        it. Now, the organ which perceives odour is in the head, and
 4 6|          to the odorous object] perceives the Odour sooner [than who
 5 6|    which each subsequent person perceives, while yet it is not the
 6 7|          for instance, as Taste perceives Sweet, so Sight perceives
 7 7|       perceives Sweet, so Sight perceives White; and as the latter
 8 7|        White; and as the latter perceives Black, so the former perceives
 9 7|  perceives Black, so the former perceives Bitter.~Again, if the stimuli
10 7|        either a thing which one perceives, or a time in which one
11 7|          or a time in which one perceives it, unless in the sense
12 7|        sees the whole line, and perceives it during a time which forms
13 7|       the whole. Well, then, he perceives in a certain part [viz.
14 7|      remainder] of the time, or perceives a part [viz. the remainder]
15 7|   hypothesis] in the part bg he perceives nothing: therefore, in fact,
16 7|    whole time simply because he perceives [some part of the object]
17 7|     magnitudes] that one always perceives only in some part of a given
18 7|         a given whole time, and perceives only some part of a whole
19 7|       the objects which it thus perceives fall within the same genus?~
20 7| fortiori it is not thus that it perceives sensibles of different senses.
21 7|          the Soul with one part perceives Sweet, with another, White,
22 7|      soul with which the latter perceives all its percepts, though
23 7|         its percepts, though it perceives each different genus of
24 7|     conceive this faculty which perceives White and Sweet to be one