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Werke Augustinus von Hippo (354-430) De natura et origine animae

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A Treatise on the soul and its origin

Book IV.

Addressed to Vincentius Victor.

He first shows, that his hesitation on the subject of the origin of souls was undeservedly blamed, and that he was wrongly compared with cattle, because he had refrained from any rash conclusions on the subject. Then, again, with regard to his own unhesitating statement, that the soul was spirit, not body, he points out how rashly Victor disapproved of this assertion, especially when he was vainly expending his efforts to prove that the soul was corporeal in its own nature, and that the spirit in man was distinct from the soul itself.

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De l'âme et de son origine

LIVRE QUATRIÈME. SPIRITUALITÉ DE L’ÂME.

Augustin se justifie de n'avoir pas osé se prononcer sur l'origine de l’âme et d'en avoir établi la spiritualité. Il revient sur ce dernier point et prouve par les saintes Ecritures que notre âme est un esprit.

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