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1 2|        Theanthropic culture transfigures man from within, and thereby
2 2|    external condition, - it transfigures the soul, and by way of
3 2|  and by way of the soul, it transfigures the body.  For this culture,
4 2|    The God-man first of all transfigures the soul-and, subsequently,
5 2|       The transfigured soul transfigures the body; it transfigures
6 2|   transfigures the body; it transfigures matter.~
7 3| Pursuing these virtues, man transfigures his deformed soul, making
8 3|  something Godlike.  And he transfigures his body into a temple that
9 4|     ruinous force; he fully transfigures himself and the world, and