Paragraph

 1 2|       of taste is a particular form of touch. This explains
 2 3|     itself in its most perfect form. We have explained already
 3 4|  saline springs, for salt is a form of earth. Hence also when
 4 4|   quality, belong not to every form of the Dry but to the Nutrient,
 5 5| Aqueous exhalation is merely a form of moisture, but fumid exhalation
 6 5|       for anything which is to form a consistency must be corporeal - ,
 7 6|        and "having perceived", form co-instantaneous wholes,
 8 6|    moving towards them has its form changed) [granting this,
 9 7|       sense when in its simple form than when an ingredient
10 7|  either stimulus in its simple form is impossible. Hence either
11 7|     one another, since no one [form of stimulus] results from