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 1 1|         definitely considered the soul, by itself, and its several
 2 1|         determined respecting the soul [sc. by itself] must be
 3 1|      parts [sc. the attributes of soul and body conjointly] of
 4 1|         manifestly, attributes of soul and body in conjunction,
 5 1|        above enumerated belong to soul and body in conjunction,
 6 1|     sensation is generated in the soul through the medium of the
 7 1|            in our treatise On the Soul, explained the nature of
 8 1|        the reason given in On the Soul, and taste, because of nutrition.
 9 1|    practical, is generated in the soul.~Of the two last mentioned,
10 2|        air, it must be water. The soul or its perceptive part is
11 2|       from its connexion with the soul].~Hence, if the facts be
12 3|         we have treated in On the Soul in general terms, having
13 3|      potential. We have in On the Soul explained in what sense
14 3|         We have already in On the Soul stated of Light that it
15 4|        before, in our work On the Soul, we explained the nature
16 7|           perceptible.~Again, the soul would be more likely to
17 7|          it appears that when the Soul predicates numerical unity
18 7|           a different part of the Soul? Or [must we object] that,
19 7|       Sight, if we assume it [the Soul qua exercising Sight] to
20 7|        one [to illustrate how the Soul might have in it two different
21 7|            so there may be in the Soul something analogous, [the
22 7|          but if this is so in the Soul, then, in so far as what
23 7| hypothesis (of different parts of Soul remaining engaged in simultaneous
24 7|         while if the two parts of Soul remain separate, the analogy
25 7|        need of different parts of Soul, co-operating in each sense,
26 7|          be sensation.~But if the Soul does not, in the way suggested [
27 7|         then, as is the fact, the Soul with one part perceives
28 7|           some one faculty in the soul with which the latter perceives
29 7|        the case of the perceiving Soul conceivably analogous to
30 7|          also, in the case of the Soul, that the faculty of perception