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1 14| them to believe that minds [esprits] alone are Monads, and that
2 82|       82. As regards minds [esprits] or rational souls, though
3 82|   the prerogative of minds [esprits]. (Theod. 91, 397.)~
4 83|   ordinary souls and minds [esprits], some of which differences
5 84|   enables spirits [or minds—esprits] to enter into a kind of
6 85| assemblage] of all spirits [esprits] must compose the City of
7 86|     and admired by spirits [esprits]. It is also in relation
8 87|     divine City of spirits [esprits]. (Theod. 62, 74, 118, 248,