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1      VI|      their doctrine regarding the human soul as it now is does not
2     VII|      things heavenly by their own human excess of wisdom though
3     VII|         philosophers say that the human soul is in us; others, that
4    VIII|          neither by nature nor by human conception is it possible
5    VIII| concerning the immortality of the human soul, and the judgment which
6       X|         us nothing from their own human conception, but from the
7   XXXIV|      WHENCE MEN ATTRIBUTED TO GOD HUMAN FORM.~ ~And if any person