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1   I,  2 |       has soul in it knows or perceives what is, identify soul with
2   I,  5 |  admit that the soul knows or perceives the elements out of which
3  II,  12| essence is not the same. What perceives is, of course, a spatial
4 III,  1 |     sensibles; for each sense perceives one class of sensible objects.
5 III,  2 |       even if the sense which perceives sight were different from
6 III,  2 |        so also what thinks or perceives. That it is not possible
7 III,  2 |       is what is divided that perceives two separate objects at
8 III,  3 |    one in the strictest sense perceives. But what we imagine is
9 III,  13|       is mediate: touch alone perceives by immediate contact. Consequently