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Date: 1694
The soul is "a spark of the Divine Mind" and "a blast of Almighty Breath"
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Date: 1694
"To which may be added, the Appetite and Desire to Copulation, which fires the Imagination with unusual Fancies."
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Date: 1694
"As Fire under Ashes, nor the Sun obscured from our sight by thick Clouds, afford not their full lustre, so the Soul overwhelmed in moist or faulty matter, is darkned, and Reason thereby overclouded"
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