Chapter

 1 1intro|      these enjoyments of the earth as great or true blessings,
 2 1intro|      things in heaven and on earth, which are far removed from
 3 4     |    since there is nothing on earth which is not weak. Since,
 4 5     |   might be able to touch the earth with his mouth, which would
 5 5     |  that even if he touched the earth the tusks would still deprive
 6 8     |  depressed the others to the earth, that, inasmuch as they
 7 8     |     animals which are on the earth, but even over his own body,
 8 10    |     have pressed them to the earth. For this reason He gave
 9 10    |    and prostrate towards the earth. But He made that of man
10 11    |  from food and drink, as the earth itself is by showers and
11 19    |   and be pressed down to the earth; but if (as his duty is)
12 19    | shall not be enslaved to the earth, which he ought to trample