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 1 4 |        concerns our belief in the souls being made or born, the
 2 6 |          what is to become of the souls of all those robust barbarians,
 3 7 |    descended? I imagine it is the souls of the patriarchs. But wherefore (
 4 8 |           God, beheld plainly the souls of the martyrs.~
 5 9 |           these features also the souls of the martyrs under the
 6 13|      common phraseology? How many souls, says the rich man, do I
 7 13|        also, is to rescue so many souls from shipwreck, not so many
 8 23|           disciples set their own souls at once on an equality with
 9 23|         Apelles tells us that our souls were enticed by earthly
10 23|           Phoedo he imagines that souls wander from this world to
11 23|  reminiscence;" implying that the souls which come to us from thence
12 24|        One thing is certain, that souls in the same body both forget
13 24|          with their fresh, unworn souls, not yet immersed in domestic
14 24|         fall with it,namely, that souls are supposed to be unborn,
15 25|        that I may explain how all souls are derived from one, when
16 25|        and Roman nations received souls by some other process, (
17 25|          Whence do they get their souls, with no frosty air to help
18 25|      reason of the cold, if their souls came into being amidst nipping
19 25|          Plato, supposes that two souls cannot, more than two bodies
20 25|           the co-existence of two souls in one person, as also of
21 26|          merely of the (separate) souls of the infants, but of their
22 26|        course alive, and were not souls merely, but spirits also.
23 28|           reciprocal migration of souls; how they remove hence and
24 28|  eternally revolving migration of souls out of a constant alternation
25 31|      individuality. Therefore the souls which animated each several
26 31|   whenever two, or three, or five souls are re-enclosed (as they
27 31|       production still of several souls out of only one! Then, again,
28 31|         only one! Then, again, if souls depart at different ages
29 31|           ask, then, how the same souls are resumed, which can offer
30 31|           we find that) only four souls are mentioned as recovering
31 31|          if no transmigrations of souls and resumptions of bodies
32 33|          on the pretence that the souls of men obtain as their partners
33 33|         here also remark, that if souls undergo a transformation,
34 33|         want of consciousness, if souls lose their condition; and
35 33|            if any judgment awaits souls at all, it ought rather
36 33|       consolation, (on men whose) souls are not to transmigrate
37 34|   extravagant fiction as that the souls of human beings pass into
38 35|            since he asserted that souls are reinvested with bodies,
39 35|           transmigration of human souls, therefore, into any kind
40 36|          over their bodies to the souls of men and women, as he
41 39|     cleave, ready to entrap their souls from the very portal of
42 41|       some very good; but yet the souls of all form but one genus:
43 51|          it supposed that certain souls cleave to the body even
44 51| despatches at once to heaven such souls as he pleases, yet in his
45 53|           face, that arraigner of souls, the Mercury of the poets.~
46 54|          who place only their own souls, that is, the souls of the
47 54|           own souls, that is, the souls of the wise, in the mansions
48 54|       this destination to all the souls, indiscriminately, of even
49 54|          In his system, then, the souls of the wise are carried
50 54|          abandon to the earth the souls of the unwise, when they
51 54|         universal fire? All other souls they thrust down to Hades,
52 55|         proud to believe that the souls of the faithful deserve
53 55|          altar, displays no other souls as in it besides the souls
54 55|        souls as in it besides the souls of the martyrs? How is it
55 56|       BODY'S BEING UNBURIED. THAT SOULS PREMATURELY SEPARATED FROM
56 56|       from the body; whether some souls are detained for special
57 56|           other portal, since the souls of the sepulchred dead kept
58 56|     burial which was injurious to souls. (It was also his purpose
59 56|          They also say that those souls which are taken away by
60 56|           bear this in mind, that souls are to receive back at the
61 56|      peerless angels. Hence those souls must be accounted as passing
62 56|         say, it is all the wicked souls that are banished in Hades. (
63 56|        say is, that) even now the souls of the wicked deserve to
64 56|          such a resting-place the souls of infants and of virgins,
65 57|         regions with the Aori, or souls which were prematurely hurried
66 57|       from the abode of Hades the souls which have actually slept
67 57|        clearly credible for those souls to be beyond all others
68 57|          cover, however, of these souls, demons operate, especially
69 57|          readily believe that all souls remove to Hades, and that
70 57|           bring up from Hades the souls now resting there, and to
71 57|           bring up from Hades the souls of the prophets themselves.
72 57|          sometimes recalled men's souls to their bodies, as a proof
73 57|          the power of God recalls souls to their bodies, either
74 58| CONCLUSION. POINTS POSTPONED. ALL SOULS ARE KEPT IN HADES UNTIL
75 58|     ULTIMATE MISERY OR BLISS.~All souls, therefore; are shut up
76 58|     interval? Shall we sleep? But souls do not sleep even when men