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 1 61|    their distance, so that each body not only is affected by
 2 61|          And consequently every body feels the effect of all
 3 62|  represents more distinctly the body which specially pertains
 4 62|      the entelechy; and as this body expresses the whole universe
 5 62|   universe in representing this body, which belongs to it in
 6 63|                         63. The body belonging to a Monad (which
 7 63|      called an animal. Now this body of living being or of an
 8 63|      there must be order in the body, through which the universe
 9 64|            64. Thus the organic body of each living being is
10 70|        appears that each living body has a dominant entelechy,
11 70|      the members of this living body are full of other living
12 72|       Thus the soul changes its body only by degrees, little
13 72|     alone is completely without body. (Theod. 90, 124.)~
14 73| separation of the soul from the body. What we call births [generations]
15 74|       that not only the organic body was already there before
16 74|         but also a soul in this body, and, in short, the animal
17 78|        the soul and the organic body. The soul follows its own
18 78|   follows its own laws, and the body likewise follows its own