Part, Question

 1   1, 76  |    power of knowledge in the brain. ~Which opinion is rejected
 2   1, 75  |    power of knowledge in the brain. ~Which opinion is rejected
 3   1, 90  |   For man ~needs the largest brain as compared to the body;
 4   1, 90  |       low temperature of the brain may modify the heat of the
 5   1, 90  |  erect. So that size ~of the brain, by reason of its humidity,
 6   1, 90  |     the interior powers; the brain, wherein ~these actions
 7   1, 98  |   man has naturally a larger brain. Wherefore ~it is natural,
 8   1, 98  | considerable humidity of the brain in ~children, that the nerves
 9   1, 98  |    but to the dryness of the brain, and ~to the operations
10   1, 100 |       of the humidity of the brain; wherefore they have perfect
11   1, 100 |    from the ~humidity of the brain, as we have said above (
12   1, 114 |     it is manifest that "the brain is the most moist of ~all
13   1, 114 |   And it is precisely in the brain that animal forces culminate: ~
14   1, 114 |   when they observe that the brain is thereto disposed.~Aquin.:
15   2, 146 | fumes of food disturbing the brain. ~Even so, on the other
16   2, 147 |    is liable to disturb ~the brain, such as wine and all intoxicants.
17   2, 147 | inasmuch as it disturbs ~the brain by its fumes. Wherefore
18 Suppl, 79|   very great humidity of the brain, but also of the minutest ~