Paragraph

 1 1|       For these may, in fact, be said to belong to all animals.
 2 2|         of sense enough has been said already.~But as to the nature
 3 3|  integers. And all else that was said in reference to the colours,
 4 3| juxtaposed or superposed, may be said of them likewise when regarded
 5 4|       according to what has been said in our treatise on the elements.
 6 5|          Tastes, is, as has been said before, perceptible also
 7 5|  Consistently with what has been said above, not one of the lower
 8 6|    catching the sense of what is said is evidently that the air [
 9 7|        therefore, in fact, he is said to perceive the whole object
10 7|       such object, if set in the said extreme place whence imperceptibility