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 1 1| concomitant, or have it as their medium. Some are either affections
 2 1|          in the soul through the medium of the body.~We have already,
 3 2|      elsewhere; but, whether the medium between the eye and its
 4 2|        by a process through this medium.~Accordingly, that the inner
 5 2|   therefore, be some translucent medium within the eye, and, as
 6 3|      element is in a translucent medium presence there is Light;
 7 3|       appear the one through the medium of the other, giving an
 8 3|          perceived object in the medium between this object and
 9 3|         is, to contact [with the medium affected,] not to emanations.~
10 3|          process produced in the medium by the upper colour, when
11 5|         which perceive through a medium, i.e. Sight and Hearing.
12 6|      successive positions in the medium] may with good reason take
13 6|          if we lived in a liquid medium, and perceived [the sapid