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 1 2 |     them adequately on one’s senses. For this clear and precise
 2 3 |  impressions produced on our senses, or the actual impression
 3 6 |     whole is a body; for our senses bear us witness in every
 4 6 |      and the evidence of the senses, as I have said before,
 5 11|   ever been perceived by the senses; but this expression, if
 6 15| which at all contradicts the senses, if one only considers in
 7 15|    considers in what way the senses are exercised, and if one
 8 22|   which are perceived by the senses, one conceives, easily,
 9 23|  particle perceptible by the senses, in taking the objects which
10 24|   which are invisible to the senses, that the most minute magnitudes,
11 28|  movement perceptible to the senses. If then, one were to suppose,
12 30|      body, provided that the senses still preserve some energy;
13 34| visible and perceived by the senses, this is the point of view
14 40|      not discoverable by the senses, and appropriated words