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 1  Marc  |         direct the chariot of the soul upwards from the earth,
 2  Marc  |         it must needs be that the soul which is not sprinkled with
 3  Marc  |      which it is impossible for a soul, by means of reason, to
 4 Theoph |         Chapter VII.-The Rational Soul from God Himself; Chastity
 5 Theoph |       this fleshly garment of the soul, being planted by men, is
 6 Theoph |         the immortal being of the soul also is sown along with
 7 Theoph |           and man became a living soul."13 And those artificers
 8 Theoph |       inspired into him an active soul, and breathed in a living
 9  Thal  |          in the receptacle of the soul, as in a womb, the blameless
10  Thal  |           the free purpose of the soul. for this is acceptable
11  Thal  |           goaded on to defile the soul. For let us consider what
12 Theop  |         of. For the senses of the soul, as those have said who
13 Theop  |         rational offspring of the soul carried away and destroyed
14 Theop  |           confuse and disturb the soul, then the willows must be
15 Theop  |           firm the purpose of the soul to chastity, is love to
16 Thall  |            both the things of the soul and those of the flesh,
17 Thall  |           from the yoke, even thy soul uninjured, like a heifer,
18 Thall  |       thou hast offered to Me thy soul, and thy sense, and thy
19 Thall  |           youth; "7 and "that his soul should not depart from the
20 Thall  |         lusts and passions of the soul. But come, let us explain
21 Thall  |       things which intoxicate the soul; on this account it is ordered
22 Agathe |           Glory of Virginity; The Soul Made in the Image of the
23 Agathe |        The Devil a Suitor for the Soul.~With great confidence of
24 Agathe |           and arranging, made the soul after the image of His image.
25 Agathe |      desire to cohabit with every soul which is betrothed to the
26 Agathe |      five-lighted lamp, which the soul will bear like a torch,
27 Agathe |      righteousness; for while the soul rains down unsparingly,
28 Agathe |           confuse and bewitch the soul; and thus shall ye attain
29 Procil |          of sight, the one of the soul, and the other of the body.
30 Thekla | purification and adornment of the soul. For virginity2 is divine
31 Thekla |        grief; and the wing of the soul sprinkled by it becomes
32 Thekla |         to have the seat of their soul in heaven, and to come near
33 Thekla |            or the passions of the soul, and those desires which
34 Thekla |         the flesh and that of the soul, differing from each other,52
35 Thekla |  altogether brilliant in body and soul.~Euboulios. Rightly do you
36 Tusiane|        the wealth which is of the soul. For since the Scriptures
37 Tusiane|      death or corruption, and the soul was separated from the flesh,
38  Domn  |    Praiseworthy Government of the Soul.~O Arete, I also, omitting
39  Domn  |          brings it about that the soul should be governed in the
40  Domn  |       exercise which prepares the soul from childhood for desirable
41 Arete  |        other hand, to pollute the soul by evil deeds and lust;
42 Arete  |        first place, they have the soul itself pure, and the Holy
43 Arete  |           confuses the eye of the soul for the beholding of God;
44 Arete  |          we not then say that the soul, which is deluged with the
45 Arete  |          unshaken firmness of the soul in chastity to the rock.~
46 Arete  |          may certainly say that a soul which is contained by a
47 Arete  |         it is clear that he whose soul contends against the impulses
48 Arete  |    strength of virtue, is not the soul, which is troubled by lusts,
49 Arete  |           Euboulios.Therefore the soul which is concupiscent, and