Part, Question

 1   1, 83  |      senses are suspended in the sleeper through certain ~evaporations
 2   2, 93  |        corporal in so far as the sleeper's imagination is ~affected
 3   2, 93  |     certain images appear to the sleeper, in keeping ~with the disposition
 4   2, 152 |       itself to the mind ~of the sleeper, so that the latter is unable
 5   2, 152 |          other disturbance, the ~sleeper dreams things that are connected
 6   2, 152 |  instance when it happens to the sleeper on account of some ~previous
 7   2, 152 |         in the soul, so that the sleeper is more ~easily led in his
 8   2, 152 |         the work ~of a devil the sleeper's phantasms are disturbed
 9   3, 80  |        itself to the mind of the sleeper, ~so that the latter be
10 Suppl, 70| comparison between the soul of a sleeper and the separated soul:
11 Suppl, 70|           since ~the soul of the sleeper uses the organ of imagination
12 Suppl, 73| pulsation of the air arouses the sleeper, by loosing the organ of ~