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1 1, Int | transformed; therefore, soul and body, spirit and matter, are
2 1, Int | are equally immortal. The body dissolves, and is transformed;
3 1, Int | reconstructs for itself a new body. The spirit that animates
4 1, Int | the infinitely small. The body is in the soul, the soul
5 1, Int | luminous with thought, his body frail and bearing the signs
6 1, 1 | which the spirit, soul, and body become sickly, and inept
7 1, 2 | which are for a sign in his body, and in substance or essence
8 1, 2 | than in the beauty of the body, that love that has in it
9 1, 2 | shines in the beauty of the body, and certain of these, although
10 1, 2 | although they love the body and greatly desire to be
11 1, 2 | beyond the beauty of the body has no other splendour,
12 1, 3 | well-ordered affection loves the body or corporeal beauty, insomuch
13 1, 3 | attraction of love to the body is a certain spirituality
14 1, 3 | extends from the soul to the body, and makes it appear no
15 1, 3 | The beauty, then, of the body has power to kindle, but
16 1, 3 | turns round God, as the body round the soul."~CIC. Then
17 1, 3 | the soul."~CIC. Then the body is not the habitation of
18 1, 3 | because the soul is not in the body locally, but as intrinsic
19 1, 3 | external composition. The body, then, is in the soul, the
20 1, 3 | the "ignoble crowd," the body, and sensual cognition,
21 1, 3 | which link the soul to the body. One is a certain vivifying
22 1, 3 | the soul descends into the body, like a ray; the other is
23 1, 3 | from that action in the body. Now this active and most
24 1, 3 | ignoble number, which is the body?~TANS. Certainly it was
25 1, 3 | the vivification of the body; then, as if awakened and
26 1, 4 | regard the government of the body.~CIC. What have they to
27 1, 4 | come to the succour of the body with matter and corporeal
28 1, 4 | this composition of the body may be realized, that this
29 1, 4 | the soul is united to the body. Why, unhappy as I am (more
30 1, 4 | thoughts to the care of the body. And these, although late,
31 1, 4 | so far as it vivifies the body and sustains it. So here,
32 1, 4 | descends into the mortal body, and from this goes up again
33 1, 4 | and, as if dead to the body, she aspires to that which
34 1, 4 | and, although alive in the body, she vegetates there as
35 1, 4 | she does not act while the body is alive, but that the actions
36 1, 4 | was the dissolution of his body.~TANS. So; first complaining
37 1, 4 | such as this earth, the body of the sun, moon, and others --
38 1, 5 | put for the form of the body of the figure, as well as
39 1, 5 | makes the beauty of the body, and forms it in loveliness, --
40 1, 5 | itself, and becomes again the body of the phœnix, and the same
41 1, 5 | should not be without a body.~CIC. What do you say about
42 1, 5 | in the government of the body through the~acts of the
43 1, 5 | vegetative power; thus the body becomes lean, ill-nourished,
44 1, 5 | she voluntarily serves the body, wherein she finds nothing
45 1, 5 | of the human mind in this body are covered with a nebulous
46 2, Pre | descent into the material body, and "visit the various
47 2, 1 | He will be present in the body in such wise that the best
48 2, 1 | servant and slave to his body, which he would regard only
49 2, 1 | stolid and blind, for the body which he himself abandons
50 2, 1 | impediments~Of death of body, joy and happiness, Yet
51 2, 1 | but that it leaves the body entirely. The which I will
52 2, 1 | death, suffers not pain of body, feels not the hindrances
53 2, 1 | comes into captivity to the body, and is put into the condition
54 2, 1 | the nerves, tremors in the body, anxiety of the spirit,
55 2, 2 | intellectual, as with the body nothing but the corporeal;
56 2, 2 | be nourished. As then the body does not transmute into
57 2, 2 | spirit, nor the spirit into body, -- for every transmutation
58 2, 2 | so the spirit and the body are not the same matter;
59 2, 2 | should be nourished with body, it would carry itself better
60 2, 2 | so that when a large fat body presents itself, we should
61 2, 2 | makes no account of the body, and hates this life. Therefore
62 2, 2 | mathematician be found in the body, because we see that the~
63 2, 2 | beautiful disposition of the body of nature, and led by those~ ./.
64 2, 2 | that fugitive and wild. body, so that the thief becomes
65 2, 3 | and through you~I in the body am: oat of it with the sun.~
66 2, 3 | cool it, nor can the whole body of water of the ocean stop
67 2, 3 | heating the thick intervening body. As it is also true that
68 2, 3 | through the wide atmosphere.~Body of dust and ashes is not
69 2, 3(1)| principles for every natural body to become objective: privation,
70 2, 3 | not like the food of the body, the which with satiety
71 2, 3 | food, which is good for the body, if it is not limited, may
72 2, 3 | that it is within with the body, and without with the sun,
73 2, 3 | vivify and realize the animal body, the other to contemplate
74 2, 3 | potentiality below, towards the body. The body is, as it were,
75 2, 3 | below, towards the body. The body is, as it were, dead, and
76 2, 4 | who have accustomed the body and the soul to things more
77 2, 4 | consistency of the parts of the body altogether. 1 He then proposes
78 2, 4 | waters that did keep~The body, soul, and spirit joined
79 2, 4 | wound, impious ardour, cruel body,~Dart, fire and tangle of
80 2, 4 | the soul outside of this body, in the which it may be
81 2, 4 | itself while it is in the body, that same, which it makes
82 2, 4 | crystalline or opaque intermediate body; as happens to him who sees
83 2, 4 | imbecility and unreality of the body, which is in continual motion,
84 2, 5 | voices of spirit and of body which they themselves all
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