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1   I,  1 |    of the summa genera soul lies, what it is; is it "a this-somewhat, "
2   I,  5 | account.~The same objection lies against the view expressed
3  II,  7 |   colour and colour is what lies upon what is in its own
4  II,  7 |  sets in movement only what lies between, and this in turn
5  II,  11|  whether the organ of touch lies inward or not (i.e. whether
6 III,  3 |   is obvious. For imagining lies within our own power whenever