Plutarch, כרך 111Twayne Publishers, 1970 - 177 עמודים |
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עמוד 104
... souls after death . Here , then , cosmography and metaphysics merge : " In the composition of these three factors earth ... soul , whether without mind or with it , when it has issued from the body is destined to wander [ in ] the region ...
... souls after death . Here , then , cosmography and metaphysics merge : " In the composition of these three factors earth ... soul , whether without mind or with it , when it has issued from the body is destined to wander [ in ] the region ...
עמוד 117
... soul of the Universe , and is always fighting a hard fight against the better . . . . Typhon is that part of the soul which is impressionable , impulsive , irrational and truculent , and of the bodily part the destructible , diseased ...
... soul of the Universe , and is always fighting a hard fight against the better . . . . Typhon is that part of the soul which is impressionable , impulsive , irrational and truculent , and of the bodily part the destructible , diseased ...
עמוד 118
... souls awaiting a second birth are prepared by being hammered , dismantled , welded , and gen- erally shaped into new forms . With a touch of humor , Plutarch has his spokesman comment on finding the soul of Nero among those being worked ...
... souls awaiting a second birth are prepared by being hammered , dismantled , welded , and gen- erally shaped into new forms . With a touch of humor , Plutarch has his spokesman comment on finding the soul of Nero among those being worked ...
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