ONLY THE PHYSICAL ORGANS, NOT THE IMMATERIAL NATURES, COULD BE AFFECTED.

In general, the actualizations of immaterial (natures) do not in any

way imply that these (natures) were altered--which would imply their

destruction--but, on the contrary, they remain what they were. Only

material things are affected, while active. If an immaterial principle

were exposed to undergo affections, it would no longer remain what it

is. Thus in the act of vision, the sight acts, but it is the eye that

is affected. As to opinions, they are actualizations analogous to sight.

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