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Page 139
... soul of the world , as many differ . ent souls , which are relatively to each part of nature what the soul of man is relatively to the organism which his soul animates and directs . But all these different souls , these different ...
... soul of the world , as many differ . ent souls , which are relatively to each part of nature what the soul of man is relatively to the organism which his soul animates and directs . But all these different souls , these different ...
Page 214
... soul , informing , giving form to , matter by the ideas or the souls which it produces . Proclus , how . ever , and some other Alexandrians , distinguish two souls , the supermundane soul , and the soul of the world , an emanation from ...
... soul , informing , giving form to , matter by the ideas or the souls which it produces . Proclus , how . ever , and some other Alexandrians , distinguish two souls , the supermundane soul , and the soul of the world , an emanation from ...
Page 216
... soul , indivisible so far as it proceeds from the intellectual world , is susceptible of a cer- tain divisibility in ... soul is present entire in every part of the body . The body is in it rather than it in the body . For it is not ...
... soul , indivisible so far as it proceeds from the intellectual world , is susceptible of a cer- tain divisibility in ... soul is present entire in every part of the body . The body is in it rather than it in the body . For it is not ...
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