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 1 1 |           a precise account of the soul, and while it is clear that
 2 1 |      divisions or faculties of the soul (whichever of the two be
 3 2 |            source of the nutritive soul is in the midst of the three
 4 2 |            true that the nutritive soul, in beings possessing it,
 5 3 |     sensitive and of the nutritive soul must be in the heart, for
 6 4 |            source of the sensitive soul, together with that connected
 7 4 |      appropriate function; for the soul will then be close to each,
 8 4 |            possession of sensitive soul, this soul must in the sanguineous
 9 4 |            of sensitive soul, this soul must in the sanguineous
10 4 |           depends on this, and the soul is, as it were, set aglow
11 6 |            6~Everything living has soul, and it, as we have said,
12 10|       asserts that it prevents the soul from being extruded from
13 10|          His statement is that the soul and the hot element are
14 10|            which he calls mind and soul. Hence, when we breathe
15 10|    preventing the expulsion of the soul which resides in the animal.~
16 14|           life and the presence of soul involve a certain heat.
17 14|          animals occurs apart from soul and warmth, for it is to
18 14|         that the primary nutritive soul also must be located in
19 14|      stated in the treatise On the Soul), and this depends on the
20 19|        have been assigned a higher soul and they have a higher nature
21 22| refrigeration, is the union of the soul with fire that takes place
22 23|        absence of feeling when the soul’s connexion is severed.
23 24|        substance, in the nutritive soul, and life is the maintenance