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 1   I,  3 | incidental to-as it is to what is white or three cubits long; they
 2   I,  3 |           moved is that of which "white" and "three cubits long"
 3   I,  5 |          And four of Fire; and so white bones were formed.~ ~Nothing,
 4  II,  6 |           of sense where e.g. the white object which we see is the
 5  II,  6 |           to the directly visible white patch we speak of the son
 6  II,  11|        single pair of contraries, white and black for sight, acute
 7  II,  11|         upon the organ, e.g. if a white object is placed on the
 8  II,  11|          what is to perceive both white and black must, to begin
 9 III,  1 |         not as Cleon’s son but as white, and the white thing which
10 III,  1 |         son but as white, and the white thing which we really perceive
11 III,  1 |          that sense no object but white, they would have tended
12 III,  2 |        without sight there was no white or black, without taste
13 III,  2 |          e.g. sight discriminates white and black, taste sweet and
14 III,  2 |        Since we also discriminate white from sweet, and indeed each
15 III,  2 |            discrimination between white and sweet cannot be effected
16 III,  2 |           sweet and you perceived white, the difference between
17 III,  2 |           sweet is different from white. Therefore what asserts
18 III,  2 |         contrary way, and what is white in a different way. Is it
19 III,  2 |        not possible to be at once white and black, and therefore
20 III,  3 |     blending of the perception of white with the opinion that it
21 III,  3 |       with the opinion that it is white: it could scarcely be a
22 III,  3 |         the perception that it is white): to imagine is therefore (
23 III,  3 |          perception that there is white before us cannot be false,
24 III,  3 |           perception that what is white is this or that may be false. (
25 III,  6 |           you assert that what is white is not white you have included
26 III,  6 |         that what is white is not white you have included not white
27 III,  6 |       white you have included not white in a synthesis. It is possible
28 III,  6 |           assertion that Cleon is white but also the true or false
29 III,  6 |  assertion that he was or will he white. In each and every case
30 III,  6 |        error, the belief that the white object seen is a man may
31 III,  7 |          between contraries, e.g. white and black?). Let then C
32 III,  7 |           holds if be sweet and B white.~The faculty of thinking