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1 4|      kinds of savour, already formed, though in amounts so small
2 7| compounded, some one thing is formed.~If, then, the greater stimulus
3 7|    and no one compound can be formed from, e.g. White and Sharp,
4 7|      i.e. not as a concord is formed of Sharp and Grave); there
5 7|  doubtless, some one organ is formed, and hence their actualization
6 7|    then, in so far as what is formed of both [i.e. of any two
7 7|      these some one is really formed].~Furthermore, [on the supposition