Chapter

 1 1intro|  necessity of circumstance or time from composing something
 2 1intro|        and especially at that time when it is most necessary
 3 1intro|     rectitude should not from time to time look to the heaven.
 4 1intro|       should not from time to time look to the heaven. I indeed
 5 3     |       to endure the injury of time. Therefore they say that
 6 4     |       dissolution before that time which they think ought to
 7 4     |        that he should at some time be mortal, the matter itself
 8 4     |        that he should at some time receive death, since he
 9 4     |    that body which is at some time to undergo dissolution.
10 4     |  impossible to die at another time; but if any one can be deprived
11 4     | foreign to him who is at some time about to die; nor is there
12 4     |  reception of mortality for a time, place man in such a condition
13 4     |  condition that he is at some time mortal. Therefore the necessity
14 5     |     For as it was at the same time pleasant to the sight, and
15 6     |    refute Epicurus at another time. Now let us discuss the
16 8     |     see at the same moment of time, and for the most part,
17 10    |   from above, and at the same time ornament? And the nose,
18 16    |       heaven at one moment of time; and, if it wills, flies
19 19    |       But this is not now the time to discuss the subject of
20 20    |      of circumstances and the time, with which you ought to
21 20    |      Heaven, that ability and time may be given us for following