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Moreover, to say that the eyes can discern nothing, but that the mind looks out through them as through open portals, is difficult, when their own feeling leads us to the opposite conclusion; for it is their feeling that draws us and pushes us on to the very eyeballs; especially since we are often unable to perceive glaring objects because our bright eyes are hindered by the brightness,
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