Section I. Meditation. Unity. Personality. Self. Identity. Matter. Form. A genius. The supreme one. Substance, material, immaterial. Metaphysicks. A mind. Particular minds. Mind of the whole. Nature. Nature subject to a mind. Contrary belief. Two sorts. Faith of atheism. Faith of theism. Energy of nature. Distempers. general good. Resignation. Principle of order, why universal. Phænomena of ill. Whence. Demonstration. Manichæism. conclusion. Meditation
Ashley-Cooper, Anthony
Characteristicks, Vol 2: An inquiry concerning virtue and merit; The moralists: A philosophical rhapsody, p.340-391
Shewing what effects, the divers manner of living in this world, do cause in a soule, after she is separated from her body
Digby, Kenelme
Two treatises in the one of which, the nature of the bodies; in the other, the nature of man's soule; is looked into: In a way of discovery, of the immortality of reasonable soules, 1644, p.433-442
Of the materiall instruments of knowledge and passion; of the several effects of passions; of paine and pleasure; and how the vital spirits are sent from the braine into the intended partes of the body, without mistaking their way
Digby, Kenelme
Two treatises in the one of which, the nature of the bodies; in the other, the nature of man's soule; is looked into: In a way of discovery, of the immortality of reasonable soules, 1644, p.296-306
Sylva sylvarum, or, A natural history in ten centuries: Whereunto is newly added, The history natural and experimental of life and death, or of the prolongation of life (9th ed.), 1670, p.107-124
The second book: Of sundry popular tenets concerning mineral, and vegetable bodies, generally held for truth; which examined, prove either false or dubious
Knight, Thomas Brown
Pseudodoxia epidemica: or, Enquiries into very many received tenents and commonly presumed truths (6th and last ed., corr. and enl.), 1672, p.50-114
The true intellectual system of the universe: The first part; wherein, all the reason and philosophy of atheism is is confuted; and its impossibility demonstrated, 1678, p.101-181