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tongue 11
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11 remain
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11 whatever
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Aristotle
On the Soul
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tongue
   Book, Paragraph

 1  II,  8 |       different purposes, as the tongue is used both for tasting
 2  II,  8 |          is voice (even with the tongue we may merely make a sound
 3  II,  8 |        not voice, or without the tongue as in coughing); what produces
 4  II,  10| dissolving along with itself the tongue. Taste apprehends both (
 5  II,  10|   confirmed by the fact that the tongue cannot taste either when
 6  II,  10|     pre-existent moisture in the tongue itself, when after a foretaste
 7  II,  11|       consider touching with the tongue; we apprehend at the tongue
 8  II,  11|      tongue; we apprehend at the tongue all tangible qualities as
 9  II,  11|          our flesh was, like the tongue, sensitive to flavour, we
10  II,  11|        In general, flesh and the tongue are related to the real
11 III,  13|  communication made to it, and a tongue that it may communicate

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