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Alphabetical [« »] organically 1 organs 12 orifice 1 origin 12 original 14 originally 2 originate 2	Frequency [« »] 12 old 12 ones 12 organs 12 origin 12 owing 12 possess 12 powers	Quintus Septimius Florens Tertullianus A treatise on the soul IntraText - Concordances origin

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 1 1 |             the single point of the origin of the soul, so far as his
 2 3 |                     III. THE SOUL'S ORIGIN DEFINED OUT OF THE SIMPLE
 3 4 |           BIRTH.~After settling the origin of the soul, its condition
 4 20|          the very moment of its own origin at birth. Just as Seneca
 5 20|           be uniform in its seminal origin, although multiform by the
 6 25|             soul also draws not its origin from that moment? To this (
 7 27| contemporaneous and simultaneous in origin. Now let no one take offence
 8 29|        living. The living had their origin in any other source (you
 9 32|           natures, and to bestow an origin by its passage on those
10 41|             arises from its corrupt origin. For, as we have said before,
11 41|          and being conscious of its origin, it bears testimony to God (
12 52|              we know what was man's origin, and we boldly assert and