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 1 6 | creature is moved by intellect, imagination, purpose, wish, and appetite.
 2 6 |       mind and desire. For both imagination and sensation are on common
 3 6 |        occasion of sensation or imagination.~
 4 7 |       that thought (viz. sense, imagination, and thought proper) is
 5 7 |         is drink, says sense or imagination or mind: straightway I drink.
 6 7 |       after perception or after imagination and conception. And things
 7 7 |       of change of quality, and imagination and conception have the
 8 8 |         upon the conception and imagination of this there necessarily
 9 8 |        by desire, and desire by imagination. Imagination in its turn
10 8 |      and desire by imagination. Imagination in its turn depends either
11 11|  organic movements. For neither imagination nor desire is properly mistress
12 11|  supervenes. For conception and imagination, as we said above, produce