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4. If the Soule be seminally traduced, it must he either from the body, or from the soule of the Parents▪ not from the Body, for it is impossible for that which is not a body, to be made out of that which is a Body, no cause being able to produce an effect out of its owne spheare, and more noble than it selfe; not from the soule, because that…
Edward Reynolds — A Treatise of the Passions and Faculties of the Soul of Man, CHAP. XXXII. Of the Originall of the Reasonable Soule, whether it be immediatly Created…, p. 394
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