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1 1| peculiar to soul or to body, or common to both; and if common,
2 1|       or common to both; and if common, to what part of soul or
3 2|    peculiar, and also something common; peculiar, as, e.g. seeing
4 2|        all are accompanied by a common power, in virtue whereof
5 2|       by a faculty connected in common with all the organs of sense;
6 2|        colour); and since this [common sensory activity] subsists
7 2|       are an affection of this [common and controlling organ of
8 2|      for touch [with which this common organ is chiefly connected],
9 2|  chiefly connected], alone, [is common] to all [animals].~For if