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1      I,  15|           clear" and "obscure": for sound is called "clear" and "obscure",
2      I,  15|           clear" in a like sense to sound. This is plain also through
3      I,  15|            sensation in the case of sound and of colour, but in the
4      I,  15|              whereas in the case of sound they have none, or, if they
5      I,  15|             people say that a harsh sound is intermediate. "Clear",
6      I,  15| intermediates, whereas in regard to sound there is but one, viz. "
7      I,  15|         with a "clear" (lit. white) sound and a "clear" garment, and
8     VI,  4 |           but to those who are in a sound state of understanding,
9     VI,  4 |            is healthy to those in a sound state of body. All such