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 1 29|      method of proving that the soul is a bodily substance composed
 2 29|      which the faculties of the soul sufficiently prove, and
 3 29|         admit that it is in the soul most especially that the
 4 29|       certain affections of the soul of which it is not capable. ~
 5 30|     that account that, when the soul departs, the body is no
 6 30|     only manifest itself in the soul through the medium of the
 7 30|         medium of the body. The soul, reflecting the manifestations
 8 30| cessation of all feeling in the soul while it resides in the
 9 30|       it the destruction of the soul. ~
10 31|       it may be, that forms the soul. When the entire combination
11 31|     body is dissolved, then the soul too is dissolved, and ceases
12 31|  perishes equally as far as the soul is concerned; for it is
13 31|        works, and adds that the soul is composed of atoms of
14 31|    either when the parts of the soul diffused over the whole
15 32|     they who pretended that the soul is incorporeal, utter words
16 41|       calculated to trouble the soul than this strife of contradictory