Editorial note — From the Dublin Review Lecky's History Of Rationalism.[Footnote 12]
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[Footnote 15: De Peccato Originall.]
[Footnote 16: St. Thomas, in ima & q.12, a. 3; and other older authors in Sent. i. 1, d.1, & l. 4, d.49]
[Footnote 17: Lombardus in Sent. i. 1, d.33, 34; and the commentators ad loc.]
[Footnote 18: Sensation and "sensitive imagination" appeared to the scholastic to be of sole material a character, that they would not admit that these and other sensitive affections can exist in a separate spirit; and, consequently, those theologians who explain the punishment of separate spirits by the analogy of the soul and body, were compelled to admit that the pain must be different in kind from the "passio conjuncti."]