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 1 [Title]|           On youth and old age, on life and death, on breathing~
 2 1      |           of youth and old age and life and death. We must probably
 3 2      |            food-is cut off, retain life in that member to which
 4 2      |           which the continuance of life depends, for some lack the
 5 3      |       these considerations, if the life is always located in this
 6 4      |          when dead and deprived of life they are the opposite. Indeed,
 7 4      |         other members become cold, life remains; but when the warmth
 8 4      |       member. Hence, of necessity, life must be coincident with
 9 5      |      conserved (as is necessary if life is to continue), there must
10 6      |            Some animals pass their life in the water, others in
11 10     |          animal.~This explains why life and death are bound up with
12 10     |        death occurs at one time of life and not at another, he should
13 11     | alternation, yet the last act when life comes to a close is the
14 11     |        contingent accompaniment of life. Yet it evidently has control
15 11     |         evidently has control over life and death, for it results
16 14     |           have already stated that life and the presence of soul
17 15     |            to keep them finally in life, for most fishes also live
18 16     |            aids the maintenance of life. But in the case of animals
19 16     |            frequent and pass their life in the water, e.g. the class
20 18     |          animals constituted for a life in water must feed in it.~
21 20     |         fluid, they may be kept in life by the contrary character
22 23     |        potentially many sources of life, though in actuality they
23 23     |        insects also.~The source of life is lost to its possessors
24 23     |         away in the long period of life preceding, and hence any
25 24     |            the nutritive soul, and life is the maintenance of this
26 24     |   intervening time is the prime of life.~A violent death or dissolution
27 24     |            occurring at the end of life. In plants this is to wither,
28 24     |          account of generation and life and death, and the reason
29 26     |       small a space that sometimes life is extinguished, and the
30 27     |            is for this reason that life is bound up with the passage
31 27     |            as in respiring animals life and death are bound up with
32 27     |           water.~Our discussion of life and death and kindred topics