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 1 1|                pain. For these may, in fact, be said to belong to all
 2 1|               of seeing, thanks to the fact that all bodies are coloured,
 3 2|    simultaneously two and one. But, in fact, the eye sees itself in
 4 2|                in an eye is due to the fact that the eye is smooth,
 5 3|                of a mixed character—in fact, a species of colour different
 6 3|               number on account of the fact that the ingredients may
 7 4|              through which it flows, a fact especially manifest in the
 8 4|         because of their heaviness. In fact, whatever effects external
 9 5|               is, in some instances, a fact [registered in language];
10 5|         incidentally. For owing to the fact that Savours are qualities
11 5|              the reason of the further fact that man alone, so to speak,
12 5|            organs of sense; for in the fact that they respire the other
13 5|        respiring (for that this is the fact is manifest in all the animals
14 6|            sense-perception, since, in fact, all derive their name [
15 6|                and that this last is a fact is further proved by the
16 6|               too is the ground of the fact that the object which the
17 6|             not have been, as it is, a fact of experience) though, on
18 7| coinstantaneously is due merely to the fact that the intervals of time [
19 7|       perceives nothing: therefore, in fact, he is said to perceive
20 7|            objects.~If then, as is the fact, the Soul with one part
21 7|             thereby prejudiced] if the fact is not that the qualities