Soul

====''Tota in toto corpore''====
According to Saint [[Thomas Aquinas]], the soul is ''«tota in toto corpore»''.<ref>Thomas Aquinas, ''Quaestiones disputatae De Anima'', ''[https://www.hs-augsburg.de/~harsch/Chronologia/Lspost13/ThomasAquinas/tho_an10.html Quaestio decima: Vtrum anima sit in toto corpore et in qualibet parte eius?]''</ref><ref>''[[Summa Theologiae|ST]]'' I-I quaestio 76. See also [[Christian Klein]], ''An anima sit tota in toto corpore, et tota in qualibet parte, disquisitio philosophica'' {{inlang|la}}, Goetschius, 1655. {{OCLC|253546381}}</ref><ref>{{cite journal | jstor=43065579 | title=Recenti Studii Su la Metafisica dell'anima | last1=Pepe | first1=Giovanni | journal=Rivista di Filosofia Neo-Scolastica | date=19 November 2023 | volume=11 | issue=2 | pages=167–194 }}</ref> 
This means that the soul is ''entirely'' contained in ''every single part'' of the human body, and therefore ubiquitous and cannot be placed in a single organ (heart or brain, etc.), nor it is separable from the body (except after the body's death).

In the fourth book of ''[[De Trinitate]]'', also Augustine of Hippo states that the soul is all in the whole body and all in any part of it.<ref>{{cite book|quote=Augustinus dixit, in ''VI [[De Trinitate]]'', quod anima est tota in toto corpore, et tota in qualibet parte eius.|author=Thomas Aquinas|title=Quaestiones disputatae De Anima|chapter=quaestio 10|url=https://aquinas.cc/la/en/~QDeAn.Q10.Obj16}}</ref>