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... no physician has handled in proportion to its dignity . And let not men make a scruple of it , as if this were a thing belonging to fate and Divine Provi- dence which I am the first to bring within the THE FOURTH BOOK . 29.
... no physician has handled in proportion to its dignity . And let not men make a scruple of it , as if this were a thing belonging to fate and Divine Provi- dence which I am the first to bring within the THE FOURTH BOOK . 29.
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... garments ( that is our bodies , which are as the clothing of the soul ) not worn out by the way , must be accounted as a gift of divine grace . Upon this subject then , seeing it is of such excellence THE FOURTH BOOK . 39.
... garments ( that is our bodies , which are as the clothing of the soul ) not worn out by the way , must be accounted as a gift of divine grace . Upon this subject then , seeing it is of such excellence THE FOURTH BOOK . 39.
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... divine ; the other of the irrational , which is common with brutes . I mentioned a little before ( in speaking of Forms ) the two different emanations of souls , which appear in the first creation thereof ; the one springing from the ...
... divine ; the other of the irrational , which is common with brutes . I mentioned a little before ( in speaking of Forms ) the two different emanations of souls , which appear in the first creation thereof ; the one springing from the ...
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... divine inspi- ration , from which that substance first proceeded . The doctrine concerning the sensible or produced . soul , however , is a fit subject of inquiry even as re- gards its substance ; but such inquiry appears to me to be ...
... divine inspi- ration , from which that substance first proceeded . The doctrine concerning the sensible or produced . soul , however , is a fit subject of inquiry even as re- gards its substance ; but such inquiry appears to me to be ...
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... divine in- fluxions ; save that in divinations by influxion the mind is seized with a kind of fervency and impatience as it were of the present Deity ( a state which the ancients noted by the name of divine fury ) ; while in primitive ...
... divine in- fluxions ; save that in divinations by influxion the mind is seized with a kind of fervency and impatience as it were of the present Deity ( a state which the ancients noted by the name of divine fury ) ; while in primitive ...
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