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 1 6|       whole need not take place coinstantaneously and all at once. Tasting
 2 7|     able to discern two objects coinstantaneously in the same individual time?
 3 7|         such concurrent stimuli coinstantaneously. For we must suppose that
 4 7|         more likely to perceive coinstantaneously, with one and the same sensory
 5 7|         to perceive two objects coinstantaneously in the same sensory act
 6 7|         necessity perceive them coinstantaneously: for we perceive them by
 7 7| perceiving two distinct objects coinstantaneously with one and the same sense.~
 8 7|     thus impossible to perceive coinstantaneously two objects in the same
 9 7|         that we should perceive coinstantaneously objects in two different
10 7|      impossible to discern them coinstantaneously. It is likewise clearly
11 7|         components in compounds coinstantaneously (for these are ratios of
12 7|    whether co-ordinates or not] coinstantaneously than sensibles which are
13 7|         that one sees and hears coinstantaneously is due merely to the fact
14 7|        perceive several objects coinstantaneously; by "coinstantaneously"
15 7|  objects coinstantaneously; by "coinstantaneously" I mean perceiving the several
16 7|   perceive the different things coinstantaneously, but each with a different
17 7|       discern different objects coinstantaneously], the senses will be each
18 7|  numerically different objects] coinstantaneously with a faculty which is