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 1 14|       that there are no souls of animals nor other Entelechies. Thus,
 2 21|         Death can for a time put animals into this condition.~
 3 25|        heightened perceptions to animals, from the care she has taken
 4 26|        it. Thus we see that when animals have a perception of something
 5 28|           men act like the lower animals, resembling the empirical
 6 29|   distinguishes us from the mere animals and gives us Reason and
 7 66|        creatures, living beings, animals, entelechies, souls.~
 8 70|     other living beings, plants, animals, each of which has also
 9 72|        is often metamorphosis in animals, but never metempsychosis
10 74|          of plants, insects, and animals, that the organic bodies
11 75|                          75. The animals, of which some are raised
12 75| conception to the rank of larger animals, may be called spermatic,
13 75|         destroyed like the large animals, and it is only a few chosen
14 82|         of all living beings and animals (namely that animals and
15 82|         and animals (namely that animals and souls come into being
16 82|          peculiarity in rational animals, that their spermatic animalcules,