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Alphabetical [« »] portions 3 portly 1 posidonius 1 position 13 positive 2 possess 12 possessed 9	Frequency [« »] 13 judgment 13 law 13 merely 13 position 13 previous 13 resurrection 13 separation	Quintus Septimius Florens Tertullianus A treatise on the soul IntraText - Concordances position

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 1 16|        THE RATIONAL SOUL.~That position of Plato's is also quite
 2 25|     you constantly changes its position? Are these movements a joy
 3 32|   serious instruction. Now our position is this: that the human
 4 36|         We had established the position that the soul is seminally
 5 42|     death) itself." From which position of his it must needs follow
 6 43|        of repose immoveable in position, just as it lay previous
 7 48|    Then, again, as regards the position of one's body during sleep,
 8 51| restored them to their lateral position. Then, again, there is that
 9 51|      also by the change of its position. But from whatever cause
10 53|     one, the soul abandons its position in the way in which it is
11 53|     from the loftier and freer position in which it is now placed,
12 55|      THE CHRISTIAN IDEA OF THE POSITION OF HADES; THE BLESSEDNESS
13 55|        we have established the position that every soul is detained