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 1 17|          body, and rational, and human, these three things are
 2 32|       and of itself? For, if the human mind could have no memory
 3 36|        cannot be comprehended by human knowledge. For none can
 4 36|         the created; how can the human mind comprehend of what
 5 48|          seen in the case of the human mind.~For, since the human
 6 48|       human mind.~For, since the human mind is not always thinking
 7 48|          ideas that exist in the human memory, without being the
 8 49|          since even the rational human mind is convinced that it
 9 63|         as the expression of our human mind is nothing but the
10 64| transcends all the vision of the human intellect. And for that
11 64|     cannot be so examined by the human intellect as to be capable
12 65|        conceive to transcend all human understanding. For it is
13 69|       there is no doubt that the human soul is a rational creature.
14 69|          it is manifest that the human soul is never deprived of
15 69|        So, it is plain, that the human soul is of such a character
16 72|             CHAPTER LXXII.~Every human soul is immortal. And it
17 72|    immortal? But undoubtedly all human souls are of the same nature.
18 72|         some are immortal, every human soul must be immortal. But
19 72|         necessarily, also, every human soul is either ever miserable,
20 74|        to be hoped for. ~BUT the human soul will by no means be
21 75|    therefore, profitable to this human soul to believe the supreme