Great Books of the Western World, Band 9Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... soul , or something that without the soul cannot exist ; as would seem to be the case , see- ing at any rate that when the soul departs , what is left is no longer a living animal , and that none of the parts remain what they were be ...
... soul , or something that without the soul cannot exist ; as would seem to be the case , see- ing at any rate that when the soul departs , what is left is no longer a living animal , and that none of the parts remain what they were be ...
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... soul and if it is the secretion of the female which is the material of the embryo , she needs the male besides instead of generating entirely from herself . The reason is that the animal dif- [ 10 ] fers from the plant by having sense ...
... soul and if it is the secretion of the female which is the material of the embryo , she needs the male besides instead of generating entirely from herself . The reason is that the animal dif- [ 10 ] fers from the plant by having sense ...
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... soul in that respect in which it is called [ 10 ] good or bad ) , unless perhaps to a small extent some of the movements actually pene- trate to the soul , and in this respect the dreams of good men are better than those of ordinary ...
... soul in that respect in which it is called [ 10 ] good or bad ) , unless perhaps to a small extent some of the movements actually pene- trate to the soul , and in this respect the dreams of good men are better than those of ordinary ...
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HISTORY OF ANIMALS Historia animalium translated | 7 |
ON THE PARTS OF ANIMALS De partibus animalium trans | 161 |
ON THE MOTION OF ANIMALS De motu animalium translated | 233 |
Urheberrecht | |
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according action activity acts already animals appear become bees better birds blood body bones called cause character citizens close comes common concerned condition consider constitution creatures democracy eggs embryo equal excess exist eyes fact feet female fishes flesh follows friends friendship further give greater ground grow hair hand happens happy hard head heart heat insects instance kind legs less live male matter mean ment mouth move movement nature necessary objects observed oligarchy organ owing pain persons pleasure practical principle produce quadrupeds reason regard resembles respect rest rule sake seems semen sense separate share side similar sometimes sort soul species stomach substance teeth term things thought tion virtue whole young