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...by the involuntary convulsions of voluntary muscles Monsters, born without brain and spinal chord, and which live up to the moment of birth, show that...corporeal sensorium independently of the brain and spinal chord, and which, consequently, must be constituted by the plexuses and ganglia of the nerves. The...

...by the involuntary convulsions of voluntary muscles Monsters, bora without brain and spinal chord, and which live up to the moment of birth, show that...may take place, and that there may be a corporeal sensonum independently of the brain and spinal chord, and which, consequently, must be constituted...

...that the brain only is the seat of the soul sensorium; the seat of the body sensorium is the brain and spinal cord, and, as all observation shows, the ganglia...be a corporeal sensorium independently of the brain nnd spinal cord, and which consequently must be constituted by the plexus and ganglia of the nerves....

...the nerves. That external impressions can also be reflected in the brain without consciousness, ¡я shown by the involuntary convulsions of voluntary...be a corporeal sensorium independently of the brain nnd spinal cord, and which consequently must be constituted by the plexus and ganglia of the nerves....

...without brain and spinal cord, and which live up to the moment of birth, show that the consensus of the1 nerves, necessary to this form of life, imperfect...be a corporeal sensorium independently of the brain nnd spinal cord, and which consequently must be constituted by the plexus and ganglia of the nerves....