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 1 10|    thing. Now it is not in all animals that these two functions
 2 10| furnished even to the smallest animals the functions of life, although
 3 10|    even without stomachs. Some animals also have the ability to
 4 15|       argument, that very many animals, after losing those parts
 5 15|    from the condition of brute animals, be quite sure that it is
 6 32|     CHANGE OF MEN INTO VARIOUS ANIMALS.~But the fact is, Empedocles,
 7 32|        not forget that all the animals in their several kinds have
 8 32|   elements. There are the cold animals which are opposed to fire--
 9 32|     classes I should find such animals as I must oppose to one
10 32|        pass for new forms into animals so contrary to each of the
11 32|       it will do in far larger animals, or in very diminutive ones?
12 32|    this kind of migration into animals, which are not fitted for
13 32|      the properties of various animals, and be adapted to their
14 32|       in the properties of the animals (into which it passed).
15 33|     their partners the kind of animals which are suited to their
16 33|        his pyre, so that other animals light upon his remains.
17 33|        restored to life in any animals whatsoever! Homer, so dreamt