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Alphabetical [« »] seem 3 seeming 1 seems 3 seen 13 sees 12 self-identical 1 sensation 9	Frequency [« »] 13 medium 13 nor 13 perceiving 13 seen 12 alone 12 divisible 12 explains	Aristotle On Sense and the Sensible IntraText - Concordances seen

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 1 2|      which sees and that which is seen seem different from one
 2 2|      which sees and that which is seen should appear to be simultaneously
 3 2|           not in the eye which is seen, but in that which sees.
 4 2|          eyes when decomposing is seen to be water, and this in
 5 3| determinately bounded bodies] are seen to possess colour; for their
 6 3|          that the compound colour seen may appear to be one, owing
 7 3|       alike; not varying as it is seen nearer or farther away.~
 8 5|           and testacea, which are seen to possess the faculty of
 9 5|       based upon the Sapid may be seen by comparing the things
10 6|          thus also with an object seen, and with Light? Empedocles,
11 6|          sun’s ray was not as yet seen, but was still travelling
12 6|           sees, and the object is seen, in virtue of some merely
13 7|     whence an object could not be seen is indeterminate, but that