2  Compare  Of  the  Immateriality  of  the  Soul,  Section  V.  of
Part  IV.,  Book  I.,  of  the   Treatise,  in  which  Hume  concludes
(I.  p.  319)  that,  whether  it  be  material  or  immaterial,  "in  both
cases  the  metaphysical  arguments  for  the  immortality  of  the  soul
are  equally  inconclusive  ;  and  in  both   cases  the  moral  argu
ments  and  those  derived  from  the  analogy  of  nature  are  equally
strong  and  convincing."

3  "  The  question  again  respecting  the  materiality  of  the  soul
is  one  which  I  am  at  a  loss  to  understand  clearly,  till  it  shall
have  been  clearly  determined  what  matter  is.   "We  know  nothing
of  it,  any  more  than  of  mind,  except  its  attributes." — Whately,
I.e.  ]>.   66.
