A treatise of the passions and faculties of the soule of man : with the severall dignities and corruptions thereunto belonging (1640)
Reynolds, Edward, 1599-1676 · London : Printed by R.H. for Robert Bostock · leaf 399
mfelfe promifed never tobring it unto nothing. And laftly, the Soule de-pends not, as doe other Formes, cither in Ope-ration or Being,on the Body,being not only AButinformant^ but fulfiftens too, by its owne abfo -lute vertue. Ddd3 CHAP. +IP Mrnay ofChriftianReligion.Chap. 14. 4*o J Treatife of the… … CHAP. XXXV. Of the Honour of Humane Bodies by Creation,by (RefurreHion j of the Endowments of Glo-rified Bodies. Nd now, that this particular of im-mortality may farther redound bothto the Honour and comfort of Man,I muft fall upon a fhort digreffiontouching mans Body : wherein I intend not…
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