nunc igitur si quadratum temptamus et id nos commovet in tenebris, in luci quae poterit res accidere ad speciem quadrata, nisi eius imago? esse in imaginibus quapropter causa videtur cernundi neque posse sine his res ulla videri.
Now, therefore, if we take hold of something square and it excites our feeling in the dark, in the light what square thing can fall upon our vision, if not an image of it? Therefore there is seen to be in images a cause of vision, and without these nothing can be seen.
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