[291] Phaedo, p. 87; Cary, 82.
[292] Similar to the modern James-Lange theory of bodily emotions.
[293] See iv. 4.20, 28.
[294] See sect. 7, 9, 10.
[295] See iv. 3.22, 23.
[296] Porphyry and Ammonius in Bouillet, i. Intr. p. 60, 63, 64, 75, 79, 93, 96, 98, and note on p. 362 to 377.
[297] Namely, intelligence and the reasonable soul.
[298] See Bouillet, i. p. 325, 332.
[299] Bouillet, Intr. p. lxxviii.
[300] See Bouillet, i., note, p. 327, 341.