sic animi natura nequit sine corpore oriri sola neque a nervis et sanguine longius esse, quod si posset enim, multo prius ipsa animi vis in capite aut umeris aut imis calcibus esse posset et innasci quavis in parte soleret, tandem in eodem homine atque in eodem vase manere.
So the mind cannot arise alone and apart without a body, nor can it be far distant from sinews and blood. But if it could do this, the force of the mind itself could much more easily be in head or shoulders or down in the heels, and be born in any part, and at least abide in the same man, the same vessel.
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