[175] As thought Aristotle, de Gener. Anim. v. 1.
[176] See iv. 4.29.
[177] This book sounds more Numenian or Amelian, than the former three, which seem to have been written to answer questions of Porphyry's.
[178] See section 1–7.
[179] As thought Aristotle in his Physics, viii.
[180] iv. 3.10.
[181] See ii. 3.13.
[182] iii. 6.6.
[183] Children, whose minds are still weak, and cannot understand the theories of speculative sciences exhibited by Nic. Eth. x. 7.
[184] This upper part of the universal Soul is the principal power of the soul; see ii. 3.17.