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 1 1|        coming now to the special senses severally, we may say that
 2 1|          of nutrient matter.~The senses which operate through external
 3 2|        body in which each of the senses is naturally implanted,
 4 2|          easy to coordinate five senses with four elements, they
 5 2|        person who is in his full senses can see an object of vision
 6 4|          compared with our other senses, the least perfect of Man’
 7 4|   follows that each of the other senses is a mode of Touch; but
 8 4|       the percepts common to all senses as proper to one. For [the
 9 4|       percepts common to all the senses, or if not to all, at least
10 4|      explains why it is that the senses are liable to err regarding
11 5|         taste of their food.~The senses making up an odd number,
12 5|     position between the tactual senses, i.e. Touch and Taste, and
13 7|        vision like other special senses, is fallible respecting "
14 7|          coinstantaneously], the senses will be each at the same
15 7| perceives sensibles of different senses. For it is, as already stated,