May be St. Augustine: "Quidquid percipitur, percipitur secundum modum percipientis." What does it mean? ZinZen

Question

I believe this quotation may be from somewhere in the writings of Catholic saint, philosopher and author Saint Augustine.

Does anyone know where it is from or what it means? I'm looking for a translation from Latin to English.

Answer 1

"What is perceived, is perceived according to the mode of the perceiver." Don't know where it's from or if it's Augustine.