Part, Question

 1   1, 84 |     being cold or hot, hard or soft, and the like: while intelligible ~
 2   1, 84 |  observed that ~those who have soft flesh are of apt mind."
 3   1, 96 |        Further, man's body was soft. But a soft body is naturally ~
 4   1, 96 |     man's body was soft. But a soft body is naturally ~passible
 5   1, 96 |      come in ~contact with the soft body of the first man, the
 6   2, 50 |      that "we observe men with soft flesh to be quick ~witted."
 7   2, 136| because a thing is said to be "soft" if it ~readily yields to
 8   2, 136|    thing is not declared to be soft ~through yielding to a heavy
 9   2, 152|       or foolish talking" (as "soft speeches"), "or ~scurrility" (
10   2, 165|   melodious, fragrant, savory, soft; but curiosity, for trial'
11   2, 166|        whether they be unduly ~soft and nerveless, or coarse
12   2, 185|      they that are ~clothed in soft garments are in the houses