The manner of coming into the world, of engendering, nourishing, actin… — Essays

Essays — Michel de Montaigne

The manner of coming into the world, of engendering, nourishing, acting, moving, living and dying of beasts, is so near to ours that whatever we retrench from their moving causes, and add to our own condition above theirs, can by no means proceed from any meditation of our own reason. For the regimen of our health, physicians propose to us the example of the beasts' manners and way of living; for this saying (out of Plutarch) has in all times been in the mouth of these people: "Keep warm thy feet and head, as to the rest, live like a beast."

Lugar: Chapter XII. Apology For Raimond Sebond. · ¶2284
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