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 1   I,  18|         survive without having any soul or life in them, nor if
 2   I,  19|        true sense if it be without soul or some other power, but
 3   I,  22|      knowledge of his art, and his soul, in which is the form, that
 4  II,  1 |      better and the worse. And (3) soul is better than body, and
 5  II,  1 |           body, and living, having soul, is thereby better than
 6  II,  1 |            and this must either be soul or a part of soul, or something
 7  II,  1 |        either be soul or a part of soul, or something containing
 8  II,  1 |            or something containing soul.~Now it would appear irrational
 9  II,  1 |            there is no part of the soul which does not exist in
10  II,  1 |          also be a part containing soul in it from the beginning.~
11  II,  1 |           as a part having life or soul. For there is no such thing
12  II,  1 |           or flesh without life or soul in it; it is only equivocally
13  II,  1 |           parts that have life and soul, may be caused by mere heat
14  II,  1 |           actuality.~Has the semen soul, or not? The same argument
15  II,  1 |           if it participate not in soul, will be a part except in
16  II,  1 |            called an "eye"), so no soul will exist in anything except
17  II,  1 |         except that of which it is soul; it is plain therefore that
18  II,  1 |      therefore that semen both has soul, and is soul, potentially.~
19  II,  1 |        semen both has soul, and is soul, potentially.~But a thing
20  II,  1 |           that is the cause of the soul’s coming into being, but
21  II,  3 |            but also concerning the soul in virtue of which an animal
22  II,  3 |          the sensitive part of the soul)—does this exist originally
23  II,  3 |         they possess the nutritive soul is plain (and plain is it
24  II,  3 |        discussions elsewhere about soul why this soul must be acquired
25  II,  3 |      elsewhere about soul why this soul must be acquired first).
26  II,  3 |         also acquire the sensitive soul in virtue of which an animal
27  II,  3 |      assumed to have the nutritive soul potentially, but not actually,
28  II,  3 |          function of the nutritive soul. For at first all such embryos
29  II,  3 |         sensitive and the rational soul. For all three kinds of
30  II,  3 |             For all three kinds of soul, not only the nutritive,
31  II,  3 |            faculty of all kinds of soul seems to have a connexion
32  II,  3 |     so-called elements; but as one soul differs from another in
33  II,  3 |         conveying the principle of soul. Of this principle there
34  II,  3 |          embryo and the semen have soul, and in what sense they
35  II,  3 |          in them, the principle of soul. For this reason, whenever
36  II,  4 |          the animal is a body with Soul or life; the female always
37  II,  4 |         from the female, it is the soul that is from the male, for
38  II,  4 |          is from the male, for the soul is the reality of a particular
39  II,  4 |         the power of the nutritive soul. As later on in the case
40  II,  4 |            animals and plants this soul causes growth from the nutriment,
41  II,  4 |       these is the movement of the soul), and each thing comes into
42  II,  4 |      acting power is the nutritive soul, this is also the generative
43  II,  4 |        this is also the generative soul, and this is the nature
44  II,  4 |         But the other parts of the soul exist in some animals, not
45  II,  5 |          female possesses the same soul and if it is the secretion
46  II,  5 | sense-perception; if the sensitive soul is not present, either actually
47  II,  5 |            of making the sensitive soul, it is impossible for the
48  II,  5 |          then, that they have some soul potentially. What sort of
49  II,  5 |          potentially. What sort of soul will this be? It must be
50  II,  5 |         they must have a sensitive soul, for the parts of animals
51  II,  5 |           he imparts the sensitive soul, either by means of the
52  II,  7 |         the nutritive power of the soul, as well as the others,
53 III,  7 |           nutritive faculty of the soul is possessed by females
54 III,  11|       sense all things are full of soul. Therefore living things
55   V,  1 |          investigations concerning soul—if this sense organ is composed
56   V,  7 |   sensation, partly in that on the soul. But since lowness of voice
57   V,  7 |       sensation and in that on the soul.~