The Mystical Element of Religion, as studied in Saint Catherine of Genoa and her friends, Volume 2 (of 2)

by Freiherr von Friedrich Hügel

[211] Ibid. p. 523b-e.

[212] 2 Cor. v, 2, 3.—Vita, pp. 109b, 66a, 171a.

[213] Republic, X, pp. 617e, 619e, 920e.

[214] Phaedrus, p. 249b.

[215] Enneads, III, 4, 5.

[216] Enarr. in Ps. xxxvi, § 1, n. 10, ed. Ben., col. 375b. See also Enchiridion, CIX, ibid. col. 402d.

[217] So in the De Civitate Dei, Lib. XXI, c. xxvi, n. 4, ibid. col. 1037d.

[218] Confess., Lib. I, c. 2, n. 1; X, c. 26; XIII, c. 7.

[219] De Genesi ad litt., Lib. VIII, n. 39, ed. Ben. col. 387b; n. 43, col. 389a.

[220] Ibid. Lib. XII, n. 32, col. 507c. He soon after attempts to decide in favour of “incorporeal places,” as the other-world destination of all classes of human souls.