No More Learning

5. ^the p{ro}se. ]]

[Sidenote: Although there are in objects certain qualities which
strike externally upon the senses, and put their instruments in
motion; although the passive impression upon the body precedes the
action of the mind,]

++But what [yif] ? at in bodies to be{n} feelid ? at is
to sein in ? e takynge of knowelechinge of bodyly
? inges. and al be it so ? at ? e qualites of bodies ? {a}t ben 4875
obiect fro wi? oute for? e moeuen {and} entalenten ? e instrumentes
of ? e wittes.
[Sidenote: and although the former rouses the latter to action,
yet if in the perception of bodily things, the soul is not by the
impression of external things made to know these things, but by
its own power judgeth of these bodily impressions,]

and al be it so ? at ? e passiou{n}
of ? e body ? at is to seyn ? e witte [or the] suffrau{n}ce
[goth to-forn the strengthe of the workynge corage / the
which passiou{n} or suffraunce] clepi? fur? e ? e dede of 4880
? e ? ou? t in hym self. {and} moeue? {and} exite? in ? is
mene while ?