pneuma

Thus, the theory of the pneuma was not a new one.

"Why would I ever forget having a power like the pneuma?"

The time to dispatch him with a pneuma had passed.

There is a long, anxious wait on a cold, empty pneuma station.

"One pneuma and you could be out of here," Pie reminded him.

That was the only sign of the pneuma's passing.

In the Stoic universe, everything is constituted of matter and pneuma.

Just pneuma like this, and the will behind them."

'Just how do you get down to that old pneuma station?'

A fourth grade of pneuma may also be distinguished.

See Pneuma for other uses of the word.

If I died here, who would know me well enough to connect the thread of my pneuma to any comprehensible past?

No obvious air currents: the pneuma line is probably sealed off farther down the track.

The universal presence of pneuma was confirmed by observation.

A pneuma saw itself as escaping the doom of the material world via the secret knowledge.

Gentle unleashed a pneuma from the darkness, and it flew towards the door.

And when people no longer had to commute to Terminal to work, they closed the pneuma.'

They believed that all being is corporeal infused with a creative fire called pneuma.

The combination of blood and pneuma generated heat.

Without replying he slammed the pneuma against the wall, a technique his palm was now expert in.

There seemed to be only one option available to him, and that he instantly took: he stood in the pneuma's path.

'You don't have to go to the pneuma station to tap that potential well,' Aiah says.

'Did it occur to you to wonder why the pneuma station was abandoned?'

The pneuma of the Stoics is the primitive substance which existed before the universe.

There are three grades or kinds of pneuma, depending on their proportion of fire and air.