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1 6| intermediates must be limited. But contraries are extremes, and every 2 6| other sensibles also the contraries are extremes. Now, that 3 7| mixture whose extremes are contraries, and no one compound can 4 7| either of their respective contraries, yet in perceiving the co-ordinates 5 7| stimuli of sense derived from Contraries are themselves Contrary, 6 7| themselves Contrary, and if Contraries cannot be conceived as subsisting 7 7| individual subject, and if Contraries, e.g. Sweet and Bitter, 8 7| for these are ratios of Contraries, as e.g. the Octave or the