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1 2|    which each of the senses is naturally implanted, inquirers now
2 2| appears to flash from it. This naturally takes place in darkness,
3 2|      sepia of the cuttle-fish, naturally shines, and, when the movement
4 4|      into and blended in food [naturally] on a principle analogous
5 5|        brain. For his brain is naturally cold, and the blood which
6 5|      For odour, as a power, is naturally heat-giving. Thus Nature
7 6|  distance, before touching it.~Naturally, then, the parts of media