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Angels have an image and appearance, just as the soul has its own image and appearance, and this image, the outer appearance of both the angel and the soul, is the image and appearance of the outer man in his body. III, 74.
Angels and souls, although very subtle in their essence, however, for all their subtlety, are bodies. III, 74.
The angel and the soul are called incorporeal, just as those who do not have our flesh are called spirit, as subtle beings, completely different from the objects that make up the material world. III, 75–76.
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