829. 1 # These same spirits sometimes ruminate over things said previously, which they retain in their memory and then become angry, wanting to find out the reasons why they were said in that way. Thus there is a kind of stickiness in them, also [cf. 810, 812].
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829. 1The same spirits sometimes ruminate over the things said above which they retain; and they are thereby indignant, and desire to find out the reasons why it was so said. Thus there is also a kind of viscosity in them.
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829. 1
# # Ruminantur iidem quandoque super ea, quae prius dicta, quae retinent, et sic indignantur, cupiuntque quaerere causas, cur ita loquutum est, sic ut quaedam viscositas quoque insit.
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1. paragraphum hanc conformiter auctoris indiciis huc transposuimus Quod sint spiritus, qui ventriculos cerebri magnos referunt