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 1 11|         A TERM EXPRESSIVE OF AN OPERATION OF THE SOUL, NOT OF ITS
 2 11|        We, however, claim this (operation) for the soul, which we
 3 11|       of its nature, but of its operation; because it respires, and
 4 14|         although divided in its operation. This example is not remote
 5 43|         concoction, which is an operation concerned with heat and
 6 43| immortal admits ,any end to its operation; but sleep is an end of
 7 43|          but sleep is an end of operation. It is indeed on the body,
 8 51|     SOUL FROM THE BODY.~But the operation of death is plain and obvious:
 9 51|       have to be divided in its operation, if the soul were divisible
10 51|      falls short of totality in operation, is not death. If any fraction
11 53|      its vigour--languishing in operation, but not in essential condition--