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1 1, 3 | the whole affection of the soul, Him who again is known,
2 1, 6 | and wholly destitute of soul and of reason;— Whence,
3 1, 15 | drawn out His incorporeal soul. He also holds, as it were
4 1, 20 | nature; others, the Universal soul; others, Fate; and others
5 1, 25 | excellent gift; did cast as a Soul into a body destitute of
6 1, 25 | into a body destitute of soul, and into the nature of
7 1, 26 | commit, as children in soul, a grievous mistake when
8 1, 29 | together, and one invisible soul (only) is diffused through
9 1, 31 | there is in man (but) one Soul and one reasoning faculty,
10 1, 40 | to) the mind and rational soul; so that a small image of
11 1, 44 | the seed of the rational soul, and of the perishable body,
12 1, 44 | the reason, the rational soul, and the whole of the nature
13 1, 44 | accordingly. But thou (reasonable soul), wouldest never designate
14 1, 47 | the man became a living soul45." He also teaches, that
15 1, 47 | which attends the rational soul; which is superior to the
16 1, 47 | and of the intelligent soul. And it is by the superiority
17 1, 72 | clothe him, both in body and soul which are (now) incorruptible,
18 1, 72 | departure hence,—his miserable soul being reduced to sighing
19 1, 73 | either of the thoughts of his soul, or the senses of his body ;—
20 1, 73 | shall be as (sown) in the soul, when it shall have been
21 1, 74 | beauty both of body and soul,—so, that should those who
22 1, 75 | convinced by it, that the soul is immortal ? For if, when
23 1, 75 | The thoughts too of the soul are healthy, so long as
24 1, 75 | lusts. Hence, so long as the soul is infatuated, its whole
25 1, 75 | turns with the eye of the soul to another quarter, and
26 1, 75 | immediately would the sight of the soul be disturbed : and, should
27 1, 75 | given to the body, and the soul partake in the drunkenness,
28 1, 75 | determination of the freedom of the soul from the body68? And, for
29 1, 75(67)| the natural inlets to the soul, so far must the soul remain
30 1, 75(67)| the soul, so far must the soul remain unenlightened, and
31 1, 77(71)| Tatian, that he believed the soul partook of the matter of
32 1, 78 | to the salvation of the soul, and to that life of righteousness
33 1, 78 | at once both the body and soul; and to hunt out for themselves
34 2, 4 | with our eyes, have neither soul nor reason ;—and to the
35 2, 16 | into the essence of the soul, or think on the righteous
36 2, 17 | corruptions which debase the soul30. ~
37 2, 19 | Providence, nor God, nor soul that is immortal, nor intelligent
38 2, 20 | intelligent and ./. rational soul41 which is in man, is mortal;
39 2, 20(41)| opinions of the Ancients on the soul, are given at length in
40 2, 20(42)| said to be ascribed to the soul by Aristotle and his followers,
41 2, 20(44)| one God consisted both of soul and body ; and that this
42 2, 21 | intelligent and reasonable soul which is in man, is corruptible,
43 2, 21(48)| placed the nature of the soul in sense, or vapour. [Greek].
44 2, 21(49)| 5 The soul, they say, is both generative
45 2, 26 | affirmed of the essence of the soul, that it is incorporeal
46 2, 41 | And, if indeed every soul be immortal, Why dost thou
47 2, 42 | that they supposed the soul which is in man to be mortal;
48 2, 44 | say), who could send the soul above the curvature of the
49 2, 44 | the immortality of the soul, because he made the notion
50 2, 45 | turns his discourse to his soul, and says, "it became existent,
51 2, 49 | themselves for a mighty war of soul against one another: and (
52 2, 50 | them, as to whether the soul was mortal, or immortal.
53 2, 51 | healing the passions of the soul, than (the sufferings) of
54 2, 52 | respected the healing of the soul? No, not (even) one! On
55 2, 52 | down both his hands and soul to the earth, and seek among
56 2, 64 | this entire corruption of soul destroyed human life, that
57 2, 65 | in these (distresses) of soul were all men, in every place :
58 2, 67 | and destructive disease of soul,—over the rest of the countries
59 2, 82 | things pertaining to the soul, the body, or of those,
60 2, 82 | things which are of the soul, of the body, and of those
61 2, 82 | that the things of the soul were at war with them, through
62 2, 84 | again, not the infirm of soul, or those calamitously circumstanced ;
63 3, 3 | of thy mind; and let thy soul be wholly collected within
64 3, 17 | us all, Who is he whose soul (partakes) so much of iron,
65 3, 22 | rational provisions of the soul, -- the one for the other, --
66 3, 24 | intelligent and rational soul; and, having meditated much,
67 3, 24 | between thyself and thy soul, -- ~
68 3, 36 | both of the body and the soul, on the day of every week
69 3, 39 | as the manner is with the soul of man : nor yet, when appearing
70 3, 39 | beastlike passions of the soul; and did, as a skilful physician,
71 3, 39 | body, than He was as to the soul. For He provided, that the
72 3, 39 | of the wise man, or the soul which is in his body, is
73 3, 43 | effected a release from His soul, and made His departure
74 3, 44 | effected the release from his soul, and made (His) departure
75 3, 60 | on the immortality of the soul; but He shewed them in the
76 3, 61 | whole nature of man, both soul and body. Nor was there
77 3, 61 | the undoing of their whole soul. On this account it was,
78 3, 65 | the superiority of his own soul greatly excelled these.~
79 3, 66 | idolatry) from his mind and soul, together with every evil
80 3, 67 | Interpreter 98 of his own soul, or dare to call it a God:
81 3, 71 | enlightened mind, in purity of soul, and in holiness of life;
82 3, 73 | afraid of the solution of his soul, from the body which (now)
83 3, 79 | receive that life of the soul which is immortal, and which
84 3, 79 | life of our bodies, of the soul as being immortal, and of
85 4, 7 | body, but cannot kill the soul. But fear ye Him rather,
86 4, 7 | is able to destroy both soul and body in hell." He also
87 4, 7 | affliction with all ./. their soul; to preach Him in the ears
88 4, 7 | kill the mortal body: the soul not being subject to loss
89 4, 7 | at once on both body and soul. It may be observed therefore,
90 4, 7 | by these things, that the soul is incorporeal; and set
91 4, 8 | they shall, with all their soul, undergo afflictions. They
92 4, 9 | suffered Death, and gave His soul a ransom for the souls of
93 4, 9 | of the former sins of the soul. And such was the entire
94 4, 12 | therefore, of the divisions of soul that came to ./. pass in
95 4, 12 | disciples ; and this, that the soul should not be perturbed.
96 4, 16 | the Bride, the rational soul, which is associated with
97 4, 23 | divine and with both the soul and mind. ~On the people
98 4, 28 | brother to the death of his soul. In like manner also, will
99 4, 28 | death and perdition of the soul of their parents105. And
100 4, 33 | to the parts of the ./. soul and of the body, and of
101 4, 33 | seed of salvation into a soul that is pure, and a mind
102 5, 5 | means to purify both the soul and body, was more acceptable
103 5, 6 | us to believe, that the soul which we possess is immortal,
104 5, 6 | those who said that the soul which was in man, was in
105 5, 6 | reptiles; nor even, than the soul of the serpent, the viper,
106 5, 6 | that swine, as to their soul, differed in no respect, (
107 5, 13 | Disciples, so pure, noble in soul, and abundant in love, that
108 5, 14 | giving all care to their soul, keeping themselves in purity
109 5, 19 | on the immortality of the soul ? or, which inculcate righteousness,
110 5, 19 | virtue, and (affirm) of the soul that it is immortal ? If
111 5, 21 | judgment (of God,) of the soul's being immortal, of the
112 5, 21 | sight, (viz.) that their soul should be subject to no (
113 5, 21 | the superiority of their soul, as being free from passion ;
114 5, 36 | severe) exercises of the soul, nor betook themselves to
115 5, 42 | and was perturbed in his soul: or, that they "forsook
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