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 1 2|        sense. But they hold the organ of sight to consist of fire,
 2 2|        reflexion.~If the visual organ proper really were fire,
 3 2|          True, then, the visual organ proper is composed of water,
 4 2|        without light within the organ]. There must, therefore,
 5 2|         sense of smell, not the organ.) For the organ of smell
 6 2|         not the organ.) For the organ of smell is only potentially
 7 2|    understand why the olfactory organ has its proper seat in the
 8 2|       all the bodily parts.~The organ of touch proper consists
 9 2|        explains why the sensory organ of both touch and taste
10 3|   corresponding to each sensory organ, viz. colour, sound, odour,
11 3|     this object and the sensory organ; due, that is, to contact [
12 5|    Smoke, the nose would be the organ to discern them with. All
13 5|        equally certain what the organ is whereby they so perceive.
14 5| perceive. This question, of the organ whereby they perceive odour,
15 5|        laid like a lid upon the organ proper (which explains why
16 5|       body absorbs it. Now, the organ which perceives odour is
17 6|         media between a sensory organ and its object are not all
18 7|       eyes, doubtless, some one organ is formed, and hence their
19 7|   sensibles through a different organ.~May we not, then, conceive
20 7|  general or in relation to each organ. Of the remaining subjects,