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 1 1|     we know the sleeper to be asleep; for we assume that one
 2 1|       or sleep, when they are asleep.~But since the exercise
 3 1|     is always awake or always asleep, but that both these affections
 4 1|       animal should be always asleep or always awake, without
 5 1|       impossible while one is asleep. All sleep, therefore, must
 6 1|   better when (the animal) is asleep than when it is awake. Nutrition
 7 2|      and since an animal when asleep is unable to exercise, in
 8 2| another, then an animal while asleep may perceive with the latter;
 9 3|     should in this state fall asleep, the phantasm also which
10 3|      so affected is presently asleep. A confirmation of this