A collection of several philosophical writings of Dr. Henry More (1662)
More, Henry, 1614-1687, Descartes, René, 1596-1650 · London, : Printed by James Flesher for William Morden... · leaf 443
from the power it is conceived to have in aduating and guidingthe Body, is ufaally called the Soule. This Truth we fliall make good firftin a more general way, but not a whit the lefle ftringent, by evincingThztfuch Faculties or o/fr4f/<?«iasweareconfciousofin ourfelvcs, areutterly incompetible… … Chap. I. The Immortality of the Soul. r o worth caking notice of for the performance oUhefe operatiafts we ordina- ~ rily find in our felvcs. And that this may be done more piainly and con-vincingly, we will here adde to the number of our Axiomesthefe thatfollow. AXIOME XX. Motion or Re-adlion of…
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