You are a little soul, carrying a corpse
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| It represents the philosophical view of the body as a [[corpse]] that carries around the [[soul]]. | It represents the philosophical view of the body as a [[corpse]] that carries around the [[soul]]. | ||
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| + | "een zieltje met een lijk beladen." | ||
| + | ==See also== | ||
| + | *Bossuet's [[Sermon on Death]] | ||
| + | *[[Soma sema]] | ||
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"You are a little soul, carrying a corpse" (animula es, cadaver gestans) is a dictum by Epictetus.
It represents the philosophical view of the body as a corpse that carries around the soul.
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Translations
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Dutch
"een zieltje met een lijk beladen."
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See also
- Bossuet's Sermon on Death
- Soma sema
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