On youth and old age, on life and death, on breathing - IntraText CT

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Alphabetical [« »] soul 23 sound 2 sounding 1 source 15 sources 1 space 1 sparingly 1	Frequency [« »] 15 parts 15 possess 15 respire 15 source 15 surrounding 15 them 15 too	Aristotle On youth and old age, on life and death, on breathing IntraText - Concordances source

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 1 1 |          their food, whether the source of supply be the earth or
 2 2 |        and by inference that the source of the nutritive soul is
 3 2 |          derived from one single source. A separate account will
 4 3 |          sanguineous animals the source both of the sensitive and
 5 4 |          makes it clear that the source of the sensitive soul, together
 6 4 |        the opposite. Indeed, the source of this warmth must be in
 7 4 |       always ensues, because the source of heat in all the other
 8 5 |         the heat resident in the source of warmth. Take as an illustration
 9 6 |          these media furnish the source and means of refrigeration,
10 9 |       air drawn from an external source. Again, the manner of respiration
11 14|        have the same originating source, since the one exists for
12 21|    breath can easily pass to the source of heat in the heart.~
13 23| affection derived from a foreign source. In the case of plants the
14 23|         the organ containing the source of the creature’s essential
15 23|          is in insects also.~The source of life is lost to its possessors