Part, Question

 1   2, 35 |       grovelling fears/And human laughter, human tears." ~[Translation:
 2   2, 38 |         an effect of sorrow, so ~laughter is an effect of joy. But
 3   2, 38 |         is an effect of joy. But laughter does not lessen joy. Therefore ~
 4   2, 38 |    Therefore joy is increased by laughter and the other effects of
 5   2, 38 |          For the same reason ~if laughter escapes a man when he is
 6   2, 72 |        idle ~word, and excessive laughter. Therefore venial and mortal
 7   2, 88 |         an idle word, excessive ~laughter, and so forth: and such
 8   2, 89 | generically, by provoking men to laughter, and other like frivolities. ~
 9   2, 73 |       mouth," i.e. by words ~and laughter, while laughing to scorn
10   2, 80 |     Placilla Imp.] that "just as laughter proceeds from joy, so tears
11   2, 159|    easily moved, and disposed to laughter"; the fourth ~is "to maintain
12   2, 159|        and in outwardly checking laughter and other signs of senseless ~
13   2, 160|    easily moved and ~disposed to laughter," to which is opposed "senseless
14   2, 166|      attire of the body, and the laughter of ~the teeth, and the gait
15   2, 166|         A gloss on Prov. 14:13, "Laughter shall be mingled with ~sorrow
16   2, 166|          Now there is inordinate laughter and inordinate ~joy in excessive