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-"[[You are a little soul, carrying a corpse]]" is a dictum by [[Epictetus]]+"[[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]]. It represents the philosophical view of the body as a [[corpse]] that carries around the [[soul]].
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 +*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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