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 1 16|    soul). It is the rational element which we must believe to
 2 16|    or breath? The irrational element, however, we must understand
 3 16| Plato speaks of the rational element only as existing in the
 4 16|    to ascribe the irrational element likewise to the nature which
 5 16|     God, then the irrational element will be equally derived
 6 16|  Plato reserves the rational element (of the soul) to God alone,
 7 16|   flies, whilst the rational element is confined to us and God)--
 8 16|       There was the rational element, by which He taught, by
 9 18|   the light of an additional element. And now, with respect to
10 21|     if neither the spiritual element, nor what the heretics call
11 21|   heretics call the material element, was properly inherent in
12 21|   that the one only original element of his nature was what is
13 27|      FORMED AND PERFECTED IN ELEMENT SIMULTANEOUSLY.~How, then,
14 32|    produced out of the rival element of water. In like manner,
15 40|     means lies in his earthy element; nor is the flesh the human