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 1 1|     and the reason why this affection belongs to animals. Sensation
 2 1|     savour in general is an affection of nutrient matter.~The
 3 2|   view by a certain sensory affection of whose true cause they
 4 2|     then why does the above affection not occur also when the
 5 2|    true explanation of this affection, which will contain the
 6 4|    almost the same physical affection, although they each have
 7 4|    passively receiving some affection from an external agent.
 8 4|     a certain quality. This affection, wrought by the aforesaid
 9 5| object of smell, too, is an affection of nutrient substances (
10 5|  Tangibles), and is also an affection of the audible and the visible;
11 6|      are not bodies, but an affection or process of some kind (