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Iamblichus' Life of Pythagoras, or Pythagoric Life

Note 17a — FOOTNOTES

Thomas Taylor translation

The soul has three vehicles, one etherial, another aerial, and the third this terrestrial body. The first, which is luminous and celestial, is connate with the essence of the soul, and in which alone it resides in a state of bliss in the stars. In the second, it suffers the punishment of its sins after death. And from the third it becomes an inhabitant of earth.

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