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 1 3 |        animal that an animal is said to be a living thing, and
 2 4 |    observed facts, what we have said makes it clear that the
 3 6 |        soul, and it, as we have said, cannot exist without the
 4 6 |   suffering at such seasons are said to be blighted or star-stricken.
 5 8 |      moment that respiration is said to occur. But it is impossible
 6 9 |       the manner of respiration said to exist in them might occur
 7 10|         another, he should have said whether the cause is external
 8 11|       involves a fiction. It is said that when the hot air issues
 9 11|         a warm condition. It is said that it is this action which
10 12|  doctrine I shall repeat what I said in opposition to the previous
11 13|         respiration. But, as we said, all animals that evidently
12 15|        the humming sound, as we said, in the way that children
13 15|      respire-as we have already said. For of exhaustion that
14 15| whatsoever is thus destroyed is said to be suffocated.~We have
15 16|       more sparingly as already said. The function is found also
16 19|       of gills. We have already said that all animals with lungs
17 23|         is situate, as has been said, at the junction of the