Letter

 1 I   |       Spirit, that ablution of the soul, which is the salvation
 2 II  |         several ideas of which thy soul receives the impression
 3 II  |           from Him who created thy soul. But as He leaves thy affections
 4 III |         lashes for the good of his soul. There was no need of entreating
 5 XIII|           positive terms, what the soul of man is; but as these
 6 XIII|           used to reason about the soul in the very same manner
 7 XIII|           stone, affirmed that the soul was an aerial spirit, but
 8 XIII|           money) declared that the soul was a portion of the substance
 9 XIII|        Plato,-used to say that the soul was corporeal and eternal.
10 XIII|   primitive ages believed that the soul was human, and the angels
11 XIII|         confesses, taught that the soul after death does not see
12 XIII|           and distinct idea of the soul, and yet wrote in such a
13 XIII|          had demonstrated that the soul is the same thing as thought,
14 XIII|            eternally, and that the soul, at its coming into the
15 XIII|            God is, as it were, our soul.~Such a multitude of reasoners
16 XIII|         written the romance of the soul, a sage at last arose, who
17 XIII|            has displayed the human soul in the same manner as an
18 XIII|          the examining whether the soul exists before or after the
19 XIII|           it is more necessary the soul should think perpetually
20 XIII|     conceived I was a very learned soul; knowing at that time a
21 XIII|    scandalous declaration that the soul is material and mortal.
22 XIII|         and the immortality of the soul. With regard to its immortality,
23 XIII| demonstrate the immortality of the soul, that it was absolutely
24 XIII|         mankind should believe the soul to be immortal; faith commands
25 XIII|            which only requires the soul to be virtuous, whatever
26 XIII|      thought, and consequently the soul cannot be matter. All this
27 XIII|         that they have a spiritual soul.~Methinks it is clearly
28 XIII|          animated with a spiritual soul; you will, therefore, in
29 XIV |         upon the definition of the soul, nor on that of matter.
30 XIV |           last, maintains that the soul is the same thing with thought,
31 XIV |      mistaken in the nature of the soul, in the proofs of the existence
32 XXI |           resign! heaven his great soul does claim In storms as