...vitally united to the fame organized body. He that {hall place the identity of man in any thing elfe, but like that of other animals in one fitly organized body, taken in any one inftant, and- from thence continued under one organization of life in feveral fucceffively fleeting...

...when the organ is in order, and well fitted to receive it. ° *' tv of *^ e same man consists; viz. in nothing but a participation of the same continued...organized body. He that shall place the identity of man in any thing else, but like that of other animals in one fitly organized body, taken in any one instant,...

...vitally united to the fame organized body. He that (hall place the identity of man in any thing elfe, but, like that of other animals, in one fitly organized body, taken in any one inftant, and from •thence continued under one organization of life in feveral fucceflively fleeting...

...vitally united to the fame organized body. He that fhall place the identity of man in any thing cite, but, like that of other animals, in one fitly organized body, taken in any one inftant, and from tl cnce continued under one organization of life in fcvcral fucceffively fleeting...

...This also shows wherein the iden- identity of tity of the same man consists : viz. in no- man. thing but a participation of the same continued life, by...organized body. He that shall place the identity of man in any thing else, but like that of other animals in one fitly orgajiized body, taken in any one instant,...

...likewise, ' That the ' identity of the same pan consists in a participation of the same cc . ' tinued life, by constantly fleeting particles of matter in...succession * vitally united to the same organized body.' Answer. J speak in thrii words of the identity of the same man, and your lordship thence rour.iv concludes...

...plant, in a continued organization conformable to that sort of plants. The Identity of man consists in a participation of the same continued life by constantly...succession vitally united to the same organized body ; for if the identity of soul alone makes the same man, (and there be nothing in the nature of matter...

...gold. 99. Thirdly, he thinks* that " whoever u Ihall place the identity of man in any thing " elfe but like that of other animals, in one " fitly organized body, taken in any one in" ftant, and thence! continued, under one orga** nization of life, in feveral fucceffively fleetw...

...6. Identity of man. THis_also shows wherein the identity of the same man consists, viz. jnjipthing but a participation of the same continued life, by...fleeting particles of matter, in succession vitally unit--_* ' in i|IIB -. * ,,—*,,.%; -V--V -I*-, **r*i*' **-=*.*.,- rt< -;- -"*- * * „-*«-.., *...

...it. § 6. Identify of animals. This also shows wherein the identity of the saflrt man consists: viz. in nothing but a participation of the same continued life, by constantly fleeting par ; tides of matter, in succession vitally united to the same organized body. He that shall place...