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 1   I,  3 |         else except incidentally, just as what is good by or in
 2   I,  3 |         present.~The view we have just been examining, in company
 3   I,  4 |         kind of eye, he would see just as well as the young man.
 4   I,  4 |          moving and a moved part, just as there is in what is continuous;
 5  II,  1 |           a body of the character just assigned. Suppose that what
 6  II,  1 |          in name. As it is, it is just an axe; it wants the character
 7  II,  2 |           belongs to all animals. just as the power of self-nutrition
 8  II,  2 |          are puzzled what to say. just as in the case of plants
 9  II,  2 |       perceive" has two meanings, just like the expression "that
10  II,  3 |          is desire, for desire is just appetition of what is pleasant.
11  II,  3 |      apart from the forms of soul just enumerated. It is true that
12  II,  4 |          is the besouled body and just because it has soul in it.
13  II,  4 |           it is fed" is ambiguous just as is the expression "wherewith
14  II,  5 |          when he uses his wisdom, just as it would be absurd to
15  II,  7 |       clearly therefore, light is just the presence of that.~Empedocles (
16  II,  7 |         of what is transparent is just light.~The following experiment
17  II,  7 |        from our theory, for it is just fire that makes what is
18  II,  8 |        the dispersion of the air, just as one might get in a stroke
19  II,  8 |           is built into a chamber just to prevent this dissipating
20  II,  8 |     tympanic membrane is damaged, just as sight ceases if the membrane
21  II,  8 | sanguineous animals fish. This is just what we should expect, since
22  II,  9 |    non-sanguineous) seem to smell just as much as land-animals;
23  II,  9 |         that in all other animals just as his eyes have over those
24  II,  10|          that can be touched, and just for that reason it cannot
25  II,  10|     substance in what we imbibed, just as if it were mixed with
26  II,  11|        along with these, which is just what flesh and its analogue
27  II,  11|           because we live in air, just as animals that live in
28  II,  12|     qualities in the organ, which just is its sensory power, is
29  II,  12|           be said that a smell is just what can be smelt, and if
30 III,  2 |           to perceive by sight is just to see, and what is seen
31 III,  2 |           that which can sound is just sound or sounding, and the
32 III,  2 |     described.~The answer is that just as what is called a "point"
33 III,  4 |           it thinks must be in it just as characters may be said
34 III,  5 |          conditions it appears as just what it is and nothing more:
35 III,  6 |        concerning something, but, just as while the seeing of the
36 III,  7 |          of unity, but in the way just mentioned, i.e. as a connecting
37 III,  7 |        which are within the soul, just as if it were seeing, it
38 III,  7 |           objects the mind thinks just as, if one had thought of
39 III,  9 |       these, namely those we have just mentioned: (1) the nutritive,
40 III,  10|          is influenced by what is just at hand: a pleasant object
41 III,  10|          pleasant object which is just at hand presents itself
42 III,  10|        pushing and pulling. Hence just as in the case of a wheel,
43 III,  12|   relative to nutriment, which is just tangible body; whereas sound,
44 III,  12|         the animal by the medium. just as that which produces local
45 III,  12|         sets the sight in motion, just as if the impression on