[145] See i. 1.12; iv. 3.32; the irrational soul, which is an image of the rational soul, is plunged in the darkness of sense-life.
[146] As thought Plato in his Philebus, C ii. 359.
[147] In iv. 3.27.
[148] As thought Aristotle, de Mem. 1.
[149] As thought Aristotle.
[150] As thought Aristotle.
[151] See i. 4.10.
[152] As Numenius said, fr. 32.
[153] Another reading is: "All perceptions belong to forms which can reduce to all things." But this does not connect with the next sentence.
[154] According to Plato Phaedrus, 246; C vi. 40, and Philebus, 30; C ii. 347.