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 1 4 |    cannot be infinite because no body can possibly be infinite),
 2 6 |   inquire how the soul moves the body, and what is the origin
 3 7 |        changes some parts of the body enlarge, others grow smaller.
 4 7 |          in the periphery of the body,—blushing, let us say, or
 5 8 |        in the temperature of the body. For what is painful we
 6 8 |     change of temperature in the body. One may see this by considering
 7 8 | particular member, others in the body generally. So, memories
 8 8 |         a continuous part of the body or not; the stick may be
 9 9 |   follows. And the middle of the body must needs be in potency
10 10|         in the material animated body there must be some material
11 10|      spirit is maintained in the body is explained in other passages
12 10|         rest of the parts of the body, is better postponed. At
13 10|        one another in a compound body by dint of disproportion;
14 10|       originates movement in the body, and what is the reason
15 10|   central governing place of the body, and the remaining parts
16 11|      these; but since the animal body must undergo natural changes
17 11|          and other decrease, the body must straightway be moved
18 11|          coming from outside the body, and those taking place