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 1     Not,       1|       coordinated or systematised perceptions (καταληψεις or καταληπτικαι
 2     Not,       2|         of touch! (20). After the perceptions of sense come the equally
 3     Not,       2|      sense come the equally clear perceptions of the mind, which are in
 4     Not,       2|        which are in a certain way perceptions of sense, since they come
 5     Not,       2|          cannot of course be real perceptions, while the true are always
 6     Not,       2|       from false cannot be partly perceptions, partly not. There is therefore
 7     Not,       2|        false sensations cannot be perceptions, (2) sensations which are
 8     Not,       2|           false, cannot be partly perceptions, partly not. The following
 9     Not,       2|         propositions, they divide perceptions into those which are sensations,
10     Not,       2| impossible. Knowledge consists of perceptions. Arcesilas therefore demanded
11     Not,       2|           weakness in placing all perceptions on the same level. You must