broughte som-tyme olde men, ful derke in hir sentences, that is to
seyn, philosophres that highten Stoiciens, that wenden that images
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and sensibilitees, that is to seyn, sensible imaginaciouns, or elles
imaginaciouns of sensible thinges, weren empreinted in-to sowles
fro bodies withoute-forth; as who seith, that thilke Stoiciens wenden
that the sowle hadde ben naked of it-self, as a mirour or a clene
parchemin, so that alle figures mosten first comen fro thinges fro
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withoute-forth in-to sowles, and ben empreinted in-to sowles: [Text]: