SOUL UNITY DOES NOT RESEMBLE THE UNITY OF A REASON, INCLUDING PLURALITY.

Shall we say that this unity resembles that of a "reason" (of a

form)? No. The substance of the soul is one; but such unity does not

exclude duality or even plurality; for it admits of all the attributes

essential to the soul.

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