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1      I,  15|         while in the case of a solid edge it is "dull". Clearly,
2      I,  15| contrary, but in the case of a solid mass "light", so that Barhu
3      I,  15|      in regard to flavours and solid edges: here in the latter
4      I,  15|   sharp" is of a "note" and a "solid". For being "sharp" differentiates
5      I,  15|    note, and likewise also one solid from another. "Sharp", then,
6     VI,  4 |      plane, and a plane than a solid; just as also a unit is
7     VI,  4 |  converse is the case: for the solid falls under perception most
8     VI,  4 |       of a plane, a plane of a solid. One must, however, not