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 1   1,  Int |        Humanity; The Soul, is it Matter or Spirit? Potentiality
 2   1,  Int |     spirit to that which we call matter; from the cause to the origin,
 3   1,  Int |        soul and body, spirit and matter, are equally immortal. The
 4   1,  1   |      tragic Melpomene, with more matter than spirit, and on the
 5   1,  1   |    Thalia, with more spirit than matter, it came to pass that, oscillating
 6   1,  2   |       and hates himself; because matter, as say the physicists,
 7   1,  3   |        imprisoned in the womb of matter, sometimes as if inebriated
 8   1,  3   |     occupied in the formation of matter and in the vivification
 9   1,  3   |          become inclined towards matter, decline as rebels~from
10   1,  4   |     which it has contracted with matter. She dispatches the armed
11   1,  4   |         succour of the body with matter and corporeal subject, and
12   1,  4   |        contracted with corporeal matter, and. says: "Leave me life (
13   1,  4   |          it has of itself and of matter; being moved by its own
14   1,  5   |        my zeal.~Here the subject matter signified by "earth" is
15   1,  5   |        it was, because the, same matter, by means of the fire, renews
16   1,  5   |  composed~of light and shade, of matter and form, of power and action?~
17   1,  5   |        the mistress of corporeal matter, she becomes troubled in
18   2,  1   |        remain but idle tales and matter for condemnation. So the
19   2,  1   |         as they are removed from matter and sense. Ah me! he will
20   2,  1   |         on the surface of bodily matter pleases me so much, and
21   2,  1   |         the corporeal world, and matter is subject to the divinity
22   2,  1   |     protection and government of matter, to which it allies itself,
23   2,  1   |    familiarity which it had with matter was hard and incapable of
24   2,  1   |     downwards with the weight of matter, are kept in restrainment,
25   2,  2   |  transmutation takes place, when matter, which was in one form,
26   2,  2   |        the body are not the same matter; in that~ ./. that, which
27   2,  2(1)|               Carlyle says, "For matter, were it never so despicable,
28   2,  2   |        it communicates itself to matter and is subject to movement
29   2,  2   | supernatural substances is above matter. We must therefore conclude
30   2,  2   |       which is in the opacity of matter, that is to say, so far
31   2,  2   |       from the fleshly prison of matter, whence they no longer see
32   2,  3   |        the eyes to the heart.~If matter changed and turned to fire
33   2,  3(1)|   objective: privation, form and matter. Privation meant in the