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 1 2| senses can see an object of vision without being aware of it,
 2 2| also in the Timaeus, and if vision were the result of light
 3 2|    times seems to hold that vision is to be explained as above
 4 2|   Sometimes he accounts for vision thus, but at other times
 5 2|   is composed of water, yet vision appertains to it not because
 6 2|    them.~That without light vision is impossible has been stated
 7 2|    objects is air or light, vision is caused by a process through
 8 2|  being translucent.~Now, as vision outwardly is impossible
 9 2|    immediately concerned in vision consists of water, that
10 5| comes within their field of vision].~Consistently with what
11 7|   appears indivisible, but [vision like other special senses,