What did Giordano Bruno argue about the individual human soul in Cabal of the Horse Pegasus?

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In his 1585 work Cabala del cavallo Pegaseo (Cabal of the Horse Pegasus), the Italian philosopher Giordano Bruno explores the relationship between the individual human soul and the universal soul. Within this dialogue, he concludes by negating the absolute individuality of the human soul, suggesting it is not a separate, independent entity.1