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 1  II,  12| qualities in a degree largely in excess of the other opposite destroy
 2 III,  2 |         a ratio. That is why the excess of either the sharp or the
 3 III,  2 |      also in the case of savours excess destroys the sense of taste,
 4 III,  2 |         and in the case of smell excess of strength whether in the
 5 III,  2 |          identical: while (2) in excess the sensible extremes are
 6 III,  13|       the case of all the others excess of intensity in the qualities
 7 III,  13|       which they apprehend, i.e. excess of intensity in colour,
 8 III,  13|          same time tangible. But excess of intensity in tangible
 9 III,  13|        of every sensible quality excess destroys the organ, so here
10 III,  13|        animal to be. That is why excess in intensity of tangible