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 1 Ana        |    Whom Nature and the human soul bear witness (ch. 17), Who
 2 VIII       |  flight of the newly-entered soul; catch the immature blood;
 3 XVII       |    whom Nature and the human Soul bear witness. ~THE object
 4 XVII       |    from the testimony of the soul itself? For the soul, although
 5 XVII       |     the soul itself? For the soul, although limited by the
 6 XVII       |      me.' O testimony of the soul naturally Christian 47!
 7 XXII       |  innate consciousness of the soul. Angels 69, too, Plato also
 8 XXIII      |      Christ will judge every soul from the beginning of the
 9 XXIV       |     let one dedicate his own soul to his own god, another
10 XXX        | governors, and crush out the soul praying to God on the emperor'
11 XXXIX      |     who are united heart and soul, never hesitate to communicate
12 XLVII      |  concerning the state of the soul, some contend that it is
13 XLVIII     |     so that the same kind of soul may be reinstated in the
14 XLVIII     |      be present, because the soul alone cannot suffer at all
15 XLVIII(126)|     first shews that a human soul must return into a human (
16 XLVIII(126)|     body; and then, that the soul must return into its own