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 1 3 |        Zeno, or the equanimity of Aristotle, or the stupidity of Epicurus,
 2 5 |           occasion Plato's friend Aristotle. They may very possibly
 3 6 |       from the minute nostrums of Aristotle. But what is to become of
 4 12|        soul. This (inconsistency) Aristotle has also observed: but whether
 5 12|        they maintain it will. For Aristotle makes even the senses passions,
 6 12|        contrary to the opinion of Aristotle. Besides, if a separate
 7 14|       operations thereof, even as Aristotle himself has regarded some
 8 15| Democritus, Empedocles, Socrates, Aristotle; whilst in opposition to
 9 19|      HUMAN BEING. AN EXAMPLE FROM ARISTOTLE CONVERTED INTO EVIDENCE
10 19|            for instance, to quote Aristotle's example, have vitality,
11 32|           of the "entelechies" of Aristotle, the chances would be, that
12 43|          as the soul's indigence; Aristotle as the interruption of the
13 46|           ivory is untransparent. Aristotle, while expressing his opinion
14 46|      which we can only believe if Aristotle, (who would fain help us
15 49|           regions. Since, indeed, Aristotle remarks of a certain hero
16 49|           be that rumour deceived Aristotle, or is this caprice still