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 1 3|        on numerical ratios] as analogous to the sounds that enter
 2 4| sense-perception in general is analogous, not to the process of acquiring
 3 4|      naturally] on a principle analogous to that on which the saline
 4 5|       nature of Odours must be analogous to that of Savours; inasmuch
 5 5|  exhalation theory of odour is analogous to the theory of emanations.
 6 5|       odours must be something analogous to savours. Nay, indeed,
 7 5|   might regard fetid smells as analogous to bitter tastes; which
 8 7|        they proceed in manners analogous to one another; for instance,
 9 7|       be in the Soul something analogous, [the reply is] that of
10 7|    perceiving Soul conceivably analogous to what holds true in that