Spirit, soul, and flesh : The usage of Πνευμα, Ψυχή, and Σάρξ in Greek writings and translated works from the earliest period to 225 A.D.; and of their equivalents רוּחַ, נֶפֶשׁ, and בָּשָׂר in the Hebrew Old Testament
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Spirit, soul, and flesh : The usage of Πνευμα, Ψυχή, and Σάρξ in Greek writings and translated works from the earliest period to 225 A.D.; and of their equivalents רוּחַ, נֶפֶשׁ, and בָּשָׂר in the Hebrew Old Testament
（Historical and linguistic studies in literature related to the New Testament）
University of Chicago Press, 1918
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Spirit, soul, and flesh : The usage of Pneuma, Psychē, and Sarx in Greek writings and translated works from the earliest period to 225 A.D.; and of their equivalents ruḥa, nefesh, and baśar in the Hebrew Old Testament
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"Reprinted, with additions and revision, from the American Journal of Theology, 1913-1916."
Includes index