Chap., §

 1   1,  9 |     heart, and with all one's soul, and with all one's mind" (
 2   1,  10|       Know, then, O beautiful soul, that you are the image
 3   1,  10|      heart, and with all your soul, and with all your might.
 4   2,  38| Gregory of Nyssa writes: "The soul shows its royal and exalted
 5   2,  44|      is perfect, reviving the soul; the testimony of the Lord
 6   2,  45|          who, dwelling in the soul, not only teaches what it
 7   2,  48|  human person, whose rational soul is per se et essentialiter
 8   2,  48|    The spiritual and immortal soul is the principle of unity
 9   2,  48|      in the unity of body and soul that the person is the subject
10   2,  49|       them. In fact, body and soul are inseparable: in the
11   2,  50|       himself in the unity of soul and body, in the unity of
12   2,  50|     totality", that is, as "a soul which expresses itself in
13   2,  58| penetrate the depths of man's soul, calling him fortiter et
14   2,  67|  agent in his body and in his soul. A fundamental option understood