MEMORIAL-INTRODUCTION--I. BIOGRAPHICAL xi " " II. CRITICAL lvii " " III. POSTSCRIPT cvi NOSCE TEIPSUM 1-118 NOTE 3 ROYAL DEDICATION 9 *DEDICATION OF A GIFT-COPY (IN MS.) IN THE POSSESSION OF HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF NORTHUMBERLAND, AT ALNWICK CASTLE 12 OF HUMANE KNOWLEDGE 15 OF THE SOULE OF MAN AND THE IMMORTALITIE THEREOF 25 What the soule is 29 That the soule is a thing subsisting by it selfe without the body 29 That the soule is more then a perfection or reflection of the sense 35 That the Soule is more then the Temperature of the Humors of the Body 39 That the Soule is a Spirit 41 That it cannot be a Body 42 That the Soule is created immediately by God 45 Erronious opinions of the Creation of Soules 46 Objection:--That the Soule is Extraduce 47 The Answere to the Obiection 49 Reasons drawne from Nature 49 Reasons drawne from Diuinity 52 Why the Soule is United to the Body 60 In what manner the Soule is united to the Body 61 How the Soul doth exercise her Powers in the Body 63 The Vegetatiue or quickening Power 63 The power of Sense 64 Sight 65 Hearing 67 Taste 68 Smelling 69 Feeling 70 The Imagination or Common Sense 70 The Fantasie 71 The Sensitiue Memorie 72 The Passions of Sense 73 The Motion of Life 74 The Locall Motion 74 The intellectuall Powers of the Soule 75 The Wit or Understanding 75 Reason, Vnderstanding 76 Opinion, Judgement 76 The Power of Will 78 The Relations betwixt Wit and Will 78 The Intellectuall Memorie 79 An Acclamation 81