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 1 1 |      and the corruption of the soul.~
 2 4 |        when assimilated to the soul, is not to be honoured equally
 3 6 |     whose decease not a single soul, according to the mythic
 4 11|      grief does not consume my soul. Am I a slave, I endure
 5 12|     one of which is called the soul (psukê), but the other is
 6 12|      other is greater than the soul, an image and likeness of
 7 13|            XIII. THEORY OF THE SOUL'S IMMORTALITY.~ The soul
 8 13|       SOUL'S IMMORTALITY.~ The soul is not in itself immortal,
 9 13|        not the light." For the soul does not preserve the spirit,
10 13|       of God, but the ignorant soul is darkness. On this account,
11 13|   above, but the origin of the soul is from beneath. Now, in
12 13|      constant companion of the soul, but the spirit forsook
13 13|  intimately combining with the soul, by prophecies it announced
14 15|        have lost, to unite the soul with the Holy Spirit, and
15 15|      union with God. The human soul consists of many parts,
16 15|   flesh rise again without the soul. Man is not, as the croaking
17 15|       bond of the flesh is the soul; that which encloses the
18 15|        that which encloses the soul is the flesh. Such is the
19 15|    mean those who possess only soul; for the inferior has not
20 15|     exercise lordship over the soul; and according to their
21 16|     conceive that the immortal soul, which is impeded by the
22 16|        by the men possessed of soul, when, as sometimes, they
23 20|   matter. For the wings of the soul were the perfect spirit,
24 20| heavenly spirit along with the soul will acquire a clothing
25 23|       cannibal banquet for the soul, nourishing it by the most
26 25| impugns the immortality of the soul. You who receive from your
27 25|     Himself is Judge; that the soul alone is endowed with immortality,
28 29|  centred in one Being. And, my soul being taught of God, I discern