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 1    1, 9  |         man,~He cannot withstand animal desire; that is his failing.~
 2    1, 9  | gentleness or amity,~Because the animal nature sways their temperament.~
 3    1, 9  |   parable;~They are types of thy animal and rational souls.~This
 4    1, 9  |     position.~Like the wife, the animal soul seeks comfort,~Sometimes
 5    2, 1  |  neglected the ass, and the poor animal remained all night without
 6    2, 3  |      moments;" that at death the animal soul is destroyed, that
 7    2, 18 |         sea;~Thou in body art an animal, in thy soul an angel;~Hence
 8    3, 5  |     different description of the animal. One, as it were, called
 9    3, 17 |          plant and rose again an animal. 5 ~I died as an animal
10    3, 17 |          animal. 5 ~I died as an animal and arose a man. ~Why then
11    3  (5)|      feed and be transmuted into animal, , and in like manner animal
12    3  (5)|     animal, , and in like manner animal becomes man. See the passage
13    3  (8)|         vital spirits aspire, to animal, ~To intellectual." ~
14    4, 6  |         holy prophets, but man's animal lust with the demons. And
15    4, 9  |         from the vegetive to the animal state~He had no remembrance
16    4, 9  |        know,~Drew man out of the animal into the human state.~Thus
17    5, 3  |        the vegetive state to the animal state of trial;~Thence again
18    5, 10 |      bade him go and entice some animal to come near his lair, so
19    5, 13 |         If the prince lacked the animal manliness of asses,~Yet
20    6, 7  |          close relations with an animal of another species, but
21    6, 7  |          you managed to catch an animal that lives in the water?"
22    6, 7  |      folly in consorting with an animal of a different genus to