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Statius describes ensoulment as arriving when the fetus is sufficiently formed for God to breathe a new spirit into it.
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Ensoulment
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"Having become a soul, much like a plant, though with this difference, the plant's complete, whereas the fetus still is journeying. The active virtue..."
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"New spirit vigorous, which was all that. The soul is active in the fetus into its substance and becomes one soul that lives and..."
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