3102. Moreover, the same one, although he was told that he was a spirit and the ability to reason was given him, still insisted on claiming that he was a person on earth, who sees, and hears, so he could hardly be brought to believing he was a spirit. For they can never have that reflection except from the Lord. 1748, 8 Sept.
3102. Moreover the same [spirit], although told that he was a spirit, and the faculty of reasoning given him, still persisted in saying that he who sees and hears, is a man: so that he could scarcely be brought to believe that [he was] a spirit, for they never have [any] reflection but what the Lord gives them. - 1748, September 8).
3102. Praeterea idem, tametsi ei dicebatur quod spiritus, et data ei ratiocinandi facultas usque instabat dicere quod homo, qui videt, et audit, sic vix redigi potuit ad credendum, quod spiritus: nam reflexionem nusquam habere possunt quam a Domino. 1748, 8 Sept.