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 1 10|     to every animal organs of vitality suited to its own disposition
 2 15|                XV. THE SOUL'S VITALITY AND INTELLIGENCE. ITS CHARACTER
 3 15|     some supreme principle of vitality and intelligence which they
 4 15|       the soul's principle of vitality and sensation is thought
 5 15| principle of intelligence and vitality (for where there is intelligence,
 6 15|   intelligence, there must be vitality), and that it resides in
 7 19|      alone, simply to promote vitality, without any intention of
 8 19|     Aristotle's example, have vitality, but have not knowledge;
 9 19|        from the one source of vitality and knowledge which is peculiar
10 19|       of trees? Let them have vitality, as the philosophers permit
11 21|      animal (the principle of vitality, the soul), which we maintain
12 23|     animated it with a higher vitality, and provided for its return,
13 25|    infant before his complete vitality, but after the process of
14 25|    your infant both possesses vitality and enjoys it? Or, should
15 25|   disease attacks the soul or vitality, (it becomes a proof of
16 53|    REMAINS TO THE LAST ACT OF VITALITY; NEVER PARTIALLY OR FRACTIONALLY
17 53| region, or of the passages of vitality: of the matter, such as