Chapter

 1 10| soul. Well, then, since you separate the spirit (or breath) and
 2 10|    or breath) and the soul, separate their operations also. Let
 3 12|    Aristotle. Besides, if a separate condition between the soul
 4 14| engine, is not divided into separate portions from the fact of
 5 18| spirit is no other faculty, separate from the soul, but is the
 6 18|     of such superiority its separate condition likewise. After
 7 20|      Christian) faith, in a separate work. It is evident how
 8 20|    are commonly regarded as separate "natures." Still they are
 9 25|     the soul, being quite a separate formation, originating elsewhere
10 26|    proof not merely of the (separate) souls of the infants, but
11 27|     these two different and separate substances, the clay and
12 31|    because there is not the separate restitution which individuals
13 32|     contrary to each of the separate natures, and to bestow an
14 32|  their substances keep them separate. Then, again, there is softness
15 47|    have to be ascribed in a separate category to what is purely
16 54|    exhales, and where every separate draught of air only renders