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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 That the Soule is Immortal, and cannot Die 82 Reason I--Drawne from the desire of Knowledge 83 Reason II--Drawn from the Motion of the Soule 85 The Soul compared to a Riuer 85 Reason III--From Contempt of Death in the better Sort of Spirits 90 Reason IV--From the Feare of Death in the Wicked Soules 92 Reason V--From the generall Desire of Immortalitie 93 Reason VI--From the very Doubt and Disputation of Immortalitie 95 That the Soule cannot be destroyed 96 Her Cause ceaseth not 96 She hath no Contrary 96 Shee cannot Die for want of Food 97 Violence cannot destroy her 98 Time cannot destroy her 98 Objections against the Immortalitie of the Soule 99 Objection I 100 Answere 100 Objection II 104 Answere 105 Objection III 106 Answere 106 Objection IV 108 Answere 109 Objection V 110 Answere 110 The Generall Consent of All public@vhost@g@gutenberg@html@files@44977@[email protected]#Page_111"