bold = Main text
   Paragraph                       grey = Comment text

 1 2 |  myself, the most essential forms, and when one has impressed
 2 9 |     incalculable variety of forms, for the numerous differences
 3 9 |    an aggregate of the same forms. Each variety of forms contains
 4 9 | same forms. Each variety of forms contains an innumerable
 5 15|  sight and the knowledge of forms; for it is difficult to
 6 20|      has its dimensions and forms immutable determined. And
 7 22|    magnitude; in presenting forms which are determined, and
 8 31|    whatever it may be, that forms the soul. When the entire
 9 34|                       As to forms, and hues, and magnitudes,
10 34|    of all these perceptions forms the idea of the body. Bodies
11 36| purpose to seek for any new forms of expression as preferable