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 1      I, V   |        first place, consists of soul and body: and of these two,
 2      I, V   |  perfect state both of body and soul, for in him we shall see
 3      I, V   |         appear to rule over the soul, because they are in an
 4      I, V   |    constitutional rule; for the soul rules the body with a despotical
 5      I, V   |      clear that the rule of the soul over the body, and of the
 6      I, V   |      difference as that between soul and body, or between men
 7      I, V   | distinction should exist in the soul? but the beauty of the body
 8      I, V   |       whereas the beauty of the soul is not seen. It is clear,
 9      I, VI  |     part and whole, of body and soul, are the same, and the slave
10      I, XIII|        very constitution of the soul has shown us the way; in
11      I, XIII|       although the parts of the soul are present in an of them,
12      I, XIII|         good disposition of the soul, or in doing rightly, or
13    III, IV  |    living being is resolved are soul and body, as soul is made
14    III, IV  |  resolved are soul and body, as soul is made up of rational principle
15     IV, IV  |        what is just. And as the soul may be said to be more truly
16      V, XI  |       will buy revenge with his soul."~And whereas states consist
17    VII, I   |      the body, and goods of the soul, or deny that the happy
18    VII, I   |   possessors, every good of the soul, the greater it is, is also
19    VII, I   |         states: so that, if the soul is more noble than our possessions
20    VII, I   |       it is for the sake of the soul that goods external and
21    VII, I   |        them for the sake of the soul, and not the soul for the
22    VII, I   |        of the soul, and not the soul for the sake of them.~Let
23    VII, VII |   passion is the quality of the soul which begets friendship
24    VII, VII |         naturally addresses his soul in these words:~For surely
25    VII, XIII|     character, both of body and soul. But some qualities there
26    VII, XIV |       the perfect life.~Now the soul of man is divided into two
27    VII, XIV |        one or other part of the soul and its actions over the
28    VII, XIV |       consider the parts of the soul and their functions, and
29    VII, XV  |        the second place, as the soul and body are two, we see
30    VII, XV  |      there are two parts of the soul, the rational and the irrational,
31    VII, XV  |      order of generation to the soul, so the irrational is prior
32    VII, XV  |    ought to precede that of the soul, and the training of the
33    VII, XV  |        body for the sake of the soul.~
34   VIII, II  |         which makes the body or soul or mind of the freeman less
35   VIII, III |        which they create in the soul is a relaxation, and from
36   VIII, V   |      over the character and the soul? It must have such an influence
37   VIII, V   |         the ethical part of the soul. Besides, when men hear
38   VIII, V   |       philosophers say that the soul is a tuning, others, that
39   VIII, VII |        melodies that excite the soul to mystic frenzy—restored