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 1 2| reflexion.~If the visual organ proper really were fire, which
 2 2|         then, the visual organ proper is composed of water, yet
 3 2|        the pupil, i.e. the eye proper, consists of water. That
 4 2|        olfactory organ has its proper seat in the environment
 5 2|      parts.~The organ of touch proper consists of earth, and the
 6 4|     Sweet [i.e. the "gustable" proper], either by itself or in
 7 4|        common to all senses as proper to one. For [the qualities
 8 4|        arises respecting their proper sensibles; e.g. the sense
 9 4|    other hand, they reduce the proper to common sensibles, as
10 4|  Savours are examined in their proper place in connection with
11 5|       olfactory sense of their proper food from a distance, even
12 5|      like a lid upon the organ proper (which explains why they
13 6|     things [the odour or sound proper] are not bodies, but an
14 7|   activity"" exist without its proper faculty, nor without activity