SECTION II. ┌1st. Of the vital properties. │ ┌Animal properties ┌Sensibility. │ │ │Contractility. │2d. Division of the vital │ │ properties │Organic ┌Sensibility. │ └ properties │Sensible and insensible │ └ contractility. │3d. Characters of the vital properties. ┌Habit. │ │Sex. │4th. Of the causes which modify the │Climate. │ vital properties │Seasons. │ └Age, &c. │ │5th. Of the peculiar differences of the vital ┌Of that which is called │ properties, in each simple texture, in each └ individual life. │ individual │ ┌Of temperament. │6th. Of the general differences of the vital │Of the passions. │ properties in different individuals └Of the character. │ │7th. Sympathies of vital properties. ┌Animal sympathies ┌Of sensibility. │ │ └Of contractility. └8th. Division of sympathies │ ┌Of sensible └Organic sympathies │ contractility. │Of insensible └ contractility. OF THE FUNCTIONS. FIRST CLASS.—FUNCTIONS RELATIVE TO THE INDIVIDUAL. ORDER FIRST.—_Functions of Animal Life._ GENUS I. _Sensations._ ┌1st. Of the general sensations, or feeling, ┌external. │ └internal. │ ┌Hearing. │ │Seeing. │2d. Of particular sensations │Smelling. │ │Tasting │ └Feeling. └3d. Of pleasure and of pain. GENUS II. _Cerebral Functions._ ┌Of perception. ┌1st. Relative to sensation │Of imagination. │ └Of memory. │ ┌Of attention. │ │Of the ideas. │2d. Relative to the understanding │Of the judgment. │ └Of the reasoning faculty, &c. │ │ ┌Of the will, ┌the ┌Of the │3d. Relative to motion │which is │ judgment. │ opposition │ └determined by │the │ of these two │ └ passions. └ causes. │ └4th. Connexion of the cerebral functions with life ┌Of concussion. └Of apoplexy, &c.