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PLATO is of opinion, that the soule mooveth continually; but the intelligence or under∣standing is immooveable, in regard of locall motion from place to place.
ARISTOTLE saith, that the soule it selfe moveth not, although it be the author that rules &
directeth all motion; howbeit, that by an accident, it is not devoid of motion, according as di∣vers sorts of bodies do move.