Conflict Between the Body And the Soul As a Metaphor of the Moral Struggle in the Middle Ages, With Special Reference to Middle English Literature

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Canuteson, John Allen

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^^° The battle is uncertain because the mind cannot claim a superiority; but, on the contrary, it "is drawn and held, even against its wil I. "229 The Christian is faced with the continuing state of civil war.
Caesarius sees man's body in a constant state of uproar: Let Hthe Christian!] see how our land, that is, our body, is oppressed at one time by the spirit of fornication, at another by anger or fury. Again it is disturbed by the darts of avarice or struck by the javelins of envy, then it i...s darl

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