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 1 1 |     potentially and actually by reason of the joint. And when it
 2 6 |       moved and goes forward by reason of desire or purpose, when
 3 7 |      prow. And further, when by reason of heat or cold or some
 4 8 |  temperature. And so we see the reason of nature’s handiwork in
 5 10|       heart, we further see the reason for the connatural spirit
 6 10|       the body, and what is the reason for this. And the animal
 7 11|  without express mandate of the reason these parts are moved. By
 8 11|         which occur in spite of reason in the aforesaid parts occur
 9 11|    separate vital organism, the reason being that each contains
10 11| Moreover a movement contrary to reason sometimes does and sometimes
11 11|       of the same thoughts; the reason is that sometimes the matter