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The soul is wholly embodied, and the body is wholly ensouled:--

In the model case (e.g., fraud), the judge, who is "ensouled justice" (1132a21), takes away the wrongful gain of the one and restores it or a substitute to the other.

Not all things are ensouled, or intellective, or living, and hence neither soul, nor intellect, nor life is the principle of all things absolutely.

Both statues have been "ensouled" from the time the steel rods were coiled and wired as their basic skeletons.

His bestial patients, by contrast, seek to plunge beneath their condition as ensouled bodies by living in consumerist contentment, immuring themselves in comforts and conveniences, money, and possessions.

While Augustine equates contraception and abortion in respect to his views on original sin, he does see the abortion of a vivified or ensouled fetus as homicidal.

The version spelled with 'ph' is any animated/ ensouled thing: "Phantasia.se atribuye a cosa animada" (2: f.

By contrast, the ensouled creature and the mind necessarily have urge, since neither the soul nor the mind can be, without having contradiction within themselves and either feeling it or being aware of it" (PM 154-5/216).

Lighten every man that comes into this World; and so, restore us)." (28) Of the initial revelation of divine light per verbum to the newly ensouled Adam, Austin writes, "when a man takes Light, by a Word, if it be not seconded (such is our dullnesse!), we loose it like Lightening; which is (almost) as soone gone, as perceived.

By choosing to hinge his story-telling on the trope of an ensouled psycho-physical whole, Butler thus opens up the possibility that human forms of organization attest to the presence of a more or less wise Spirit that indigenous thinkers have long since intuitively sensed.

Rather, we are enfleshed souls or ensouled bodies: a