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 1 1|       the Soul, explained the nature of sensation and the act
 2 2|   said already.~But as to the nature of the sensory organs, or
 3 2|     if one should explain the nature of the sensory organs in
 4 3| translucent, but is a common "nature" and power, capable of no
 5 3|      may say that Light is a "nature" inhering in the Translucent
 6 3|    their brightness is of the nature of colour. But the colour
 7 3| possible. This being the true nature of mixture, it is plain
 8 4|    the Soul, we explained the nature of sound and voice. We have
 9 4|     as a class, display their nature more clearly to us than
10 4|    things else, the Moist, by nature’s law, is affected only
11 4|     the colour or savour], so nature, too, by washing the Dry
12 5|       5~Our conception of the nature of Odours must be analogous
13 5|  agreeable in their essential nature, e.g. those of flowers.
14 5|      kind of odour, since its nature is agreeable or disagreeable
15 5|   naturally heat-giving. Thus Nature has employed respiration
16 5|     animals which have lungs, Nature has bestowed their due perception