Chapter

 1  3|      tossing of the waves; to take hold of the shell in a horizontal
 2  7|       in the meantime even to take for granted the point in
 3 11|       have already shown, and take no more pains to prove,
 4 12|       Neither do you at least take experience from things present,
 5 14|      doubt. Therefore we must take care that we do not in such
 6 18|  understand Him to he mortal. Take away the additions of names,
 7 25|       so many spoils did they take from the gods. Therefore
 8 27| feared, if you can. Thus they take possession of the minds
 9 34|       up, all this world will take fire; and the Epicureans
10 36|    Neither let any one either take comfort from, or apologize