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 1 14|       Monads, and that there are no souls of animals nor other Entelechies.
 2 14|             Scholastic prejudice of souls entirely separate [from
 3 14|           minds in the opinion that souls are mortal.~
 4 19|      created Monads might be called souls; but as feeling [le sentiment]
 5 19|          only, and that the name of Souls should be given only to
 6 66|       beings, animals, entelechies, souls.~
 7 72| metempsychosis or transmigration of souls; nor are there souls entirely
 8 72|             of souls; nor are there souls entirely separate [from
 9 74|           of forms, entelechies, or souls; but nowadays it has become
10 79|                                 79. Souls act according to the laws
11 80|           Descartes recognized that souls cannot impart any force
12 81|           impossible) there were no souls, and souls act as if there
13 81|            there were no souls, and souls act as if there were no
14 82|         minds [esprits] or rational souls, though I find that what
15 82|             namely that animals and souls come into being when the
16 82|             or sensuous [sensitive] souls; but when those which are
17 82|          conception, their sensuous souls are raised to the rank of
18 83|        which exist between ordinary souls and minds [esprits], some
19 83|            there is also this: that souls in general are living mirrors