HERACLITUS, THOUGH MORE SPIRITUAL, IS ALSO DETERMINIST.

There are others (such as Heraclitus[102]), who, seeking the (supreme)

principle of the universe, refer everything to it; saying that this

principle penetrates, moves, and produces everything. This they

call Fate, and the Supreme Cause. From it they derive everything;

its motions are said to give rise not only to the things that are

occurring, but even our thought. That is how the members of an animal

do not move themselves, but receive the stimulus from the "governing

principle" within them.

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