Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XCIX  | application than from accident and animal instinct and the like, in
 2        1, XCIX  |          of the finer hair of some animal, or of the feathers and
 3        1, XII   |           danger they run lest the animal spirits should swoon and
 4        1, XIII  |         wood, water, or carcass of animal is found to be hot. And
 5        1, XIII  |            hot, as horse dung from animal heat, and lime or perhaps
 6        1, XIII  |        parts and limbs of the same animal. For milk, blood, seed,
 7        1, XIII  |        than the outer flesh of the animal when in motion or agitated.
 8        1, XIII  |       degree. And yet I think that animal spirits have a sense of
 9        1, XX    |          the effect of heat on the animal spirits. Moreover, in itself
10        1, XX    |   remaining in its original state; animal, vegetable, or mineral,
11        1, XXVII |       except that in the former an animal spirit is added to the body
12        1, XXVII |          animate body allowing the animal spirit to pass freely into
13        1, XXVII |            an inanimate body where animal spirit is wanting; though
14        1, XXVII |         the senses for want of the animal spirit.~Again, the roots
15        1, XXXI  |         the skin or membrane of an animal, the leaf of a vegetable,
16        1, XXXIV |          in hardness; the whale in animal bulk; the dog in scent;
17        1, XXXIV |           the worms of the skin in animal bulk; and the like.~
18        1, XXXV  |             manifestly expands the animal spirits, compressed and
19        1, XXXV  |        which thus exactly imitates animal heat. And there are many
20        1, XL    |            well in vegetable as in animal substances. And these operations
21        1, XL    |           a man, but of some other animal whose sense in some cases
22        1, XLVI  |          for the small quantity of animal spirit in animals, especially
23        1, XLVIII|         air; spirit, vegetable and animal, over the finer parts as
24        1, L     |           of external and internal animal warmth, of confined hay;