Parva Naturalia

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SENSITIVE AND SENSITIVE




CHAPTER A.



Objects of the Treatise. - Forces and energies of the soul.
feeling an essential characteristic of animals. - The various sensations.
View and Hearing.

1. Because we have already dealt with the soul ​​as such, and
concerning the forces which each of its parts has, the next
now is to look at animals and everything else
life (and about plants) and determine which is the
their particularities and their common energies. Let's be subject
so as the basis of what we have said about the soul and let us talk about
others and first about the nature of the first.

2. It seems that the most important of these animal phenomena, and
of the common and the peculiar, are the beings. Common and her
soul and body. Such is the sensation and memory and the
anger and desire, and in general, appetite, and beyond
pleasure and regret. Because they almost exist in all the animals. To
but others are common to all who have life, but others are
only animals. 3. The most valuable ones, consisting of four pairs
is vigilance and sleep, youth and old age, breathing and exhalation,
life and death. 4. On this, we need to consider what each is
and why it is happening.