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 1 Ded, 2 | questions respecting God and the Soul were the chief of those
 2 Ded, 2 |         of faith, that the human soul does not perish with the
 3 Ded, 3 |            3. And as regards the Soul, although many have judged
 4 Ded, 4 |        distinctness of the human soul from the body, for no other
 5 Ded, 6 |         distinction of the human soul from the body are established,
 6 Pre, 1 |          the nature of the human soul, in the "Discourse on the
 7 Pre, 6 |       treat of God and the human soul, and at the same time to
 8 Syn, 2 |        of the immortality of the soul, I think it proper here
 9 Syn, 2 |        of the immortality of the soul is our being able to form
10 Syn, 2 |     conceptus -- concept) of the soul itself, and such as shall
11 Syn, 2 |     infer the immortality of the soul, involve an explication
12  II, 5 |        actions I referred to the soul; but what the soul itself
13  II, 5 |        to the soul; but what the soul itself was I either did
14  II, 6 |         to the attributes of the soul. The first mentioned were
15  II, 6 |         another attribute of the soul; but perception too is impossible
16  II, 6 |         another attribute of the soul; and here I discover what
17  VI, 19|        teach me that the mind or soul of man is entirely different