Great Books of the Western World, Band 12Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... eyes and of provoking vision con- stantly travel with a marvellous velocity . Smells too incessantly stream from certain things ; as does cold from rivers , heat from the sun , spray from the waves of the sea , that enter into walls ...
... eyes and of provoking vision con- stantly travel with a marvellous velocity . Smells too incessantly stream from certain things ; as does cold from rivers , heat from the sun , spray from the waves of the sea , that enter into walls ...
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... eyes and disorder their fastenings . Moreover any vivid brightness often burns the eyes , because it contains many seeds of fire which make a way in and beget pain in the eyes . Again whatever the jaundiced look at , becomes a greenish ...
... eyes and disorder their fastenings . Moreover any vivid brightness often burns the eyes , because it contains many seeds of fire which make a way in and beget pain in the eyes . Again whatever the jaundiced look at , becomes a greenish ...
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... eyes must be produced in a like way . Well then since I have shown that I perceive for instance a lion by means of idols which provoke the eyes , you may be sure that the mind is moved in a like way , which by means of idols sees a lion ...
... eyes must be produced in a like way . Well then since I have shown that I perceive for instance a lion by means of idols which provoke the eyes , you may be sure that the mind is moved in a like way , which by means of idols sees a lion ...
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