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1 1|       body in conjunction, e.g. sensation, memory, passion, appetite
2 1|       for they all either imply sensation as a concomitant, or have
3 1|         affections or states of sensation, others, means of defending
4 1| reasoning and observation, that sensation is generated in the soul
5 1|         explained the nature of sensation and the act of perceiving
6 1|   affection belongs to animals. Sensation must, indeed, be attributed
7 3|     regarded as actualized [for sensation] is the same as, and in
8 3| different from, the correlative sensation, the actual seeing or hearing.
9 7|  without activity will there be sensation.~But if the Soul does not,