writer meant to say. But he has occasional lapses from his own 
standard.” (p. 101)

     The Thomistic notion of the simultaneous interplay 
among the senses is as unvisualizable as analogical 
proportionality: “St. Thomas, perfecting the tentative efforts of 
his predecessors, has supplied a theory of the relations 
between the senses which lays the stress on the literal 
interpretation, now defined as the full meaning of the author.” 
(p. 368)