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 1 1intro|     and in what city you have given your name, and of what rank
 2 2     |  Creator and Parent, God, has given to man perception and reason,
 3 2     | perceiving and speaking being given to him--destitute of those
 4 2     |     of those things which are given to the other animals, because
 5 2     |     of those things which are given to the brutes contributes
 6 2     |  beauty of man. For if He had given to man the teeth of wild
 7 2     |      superfluous, when He had given him that which was of the
 8 3     |     and since it has not been given to them to nourish their
 9 3     |      greater or better can be given by God. Finally, since man
10 3     |    things which, if they were given, you would refuse to receive!~
11 4     |     which is immortal must be given to him; and when this is
12 5     |   creature; and this name was given to it, as indeed Varro writes
13 10    |   that the name of tongue was given to it from binding the food.
14 10    | because, being full of reason given from heaven, it was not
15 10    |    something of beauty; being given to females for the nourishment
16 11    |    the soul, in truth, He has given another abode. For He has
17 13    |   circumstance their name was given to them. The toes are of
18 17    |      and the answer should be given that it is oil, for when
19 18    |   system of dreaming has been given by God for the sake of sleeping;
20 18    |      and, indeed, it has been given to all animals in common;
21 19    |      XIX. OF THE SOUL, AND IT GIVEN BY GOD.~A question also
22 19    |    evident that souls are not given by parents, but by one and
23 20    |       ability and time may be given us for following our purpose.