The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Strana 33
... Soul of Man , than the Notions of Plato and his his Followers upon that Subject . They tell us , that every Paffion which has been contracted by the Soul during her Refidence in the Body , remains with her in a fepa- rate State ; and ...
... Soul of Man , than the Notions of Plato and his his Followers upon that Subject . They tell us , that every Paffion which has been contracted by the Soul during her Refidence in the Body , remains with her in a fepa- rate State ; and ...
Strana 106
... Soul , there is one drawn from the perpetual Progress of the Soul to its Perfection , with- out a Poffibility of ever arriving at it ; which is a Hint that I do not remember to have feen opened and impro- ved by others who have written ...
... Soul , there is one drawn from the perpetual Progress of the Soul to its Perfection , with- out a Poffibility of ever arriving at it ; which is a Hint that I do not remember to have feen opened and impro- ved by others who have written ...
Strana 107
... Soul , knows very well that the Period will come about in Eternity , when the human Soul shall be as perfect as he himself now is : Nay , when the fhall look down upon that Degree of Perfection , as much as fhe now falls fhort of it ...
... Soul , knows very well that the Period will come about in Eternity , when the human Soul shall be as perfect as he himself now is : Nay , when the fhall look down upon that Degree of Perfection , as much as fhe now falls fhort of it ...
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