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 1 Pre|       of the book, before the body of the meditation itself.
 2 10 |      through the image of his body, or through the reason;
 3 10 |      through the image of his body, when the mind imagines
 4 15 |      is.~It is not a material body, then, or any of those things
 5 17 |      is said to be a material body, and rational, and human,
 6 17 |    one fact, be is a material body; and in accordance with
 7 27 |       essence than spirit and body is known, and of these,
 8 27 |    spirit is more worthy than body, it must certainly be maintained
 9 27 |       Being is spirit and not body. But, seeing that one spirit
10 33 | through representation of the body or through reason, desires
11 33 |       it thinks of a material body. For, when I think of a