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1  8|           which are uncertain and future; and while they fear to
2 11|   ARGUMENT: BESIDES ASSERTING THE FUTURE CONFLAGRATION OF THE WHOLE
3 16|          truth alone; and for the future he must neither doubt nor
4 26|        The blind Tiresias saw the future, although he did not see
5 30|      extinguish the source of the future man in their very bowels,
6 34|         AND ALL NATURE SUGGESTS A FUTURE RESURRECTION.~"Further,
7 34| consolation all nature suggests a future resurrection. The sun sinks
8 38|           animated to the hope of future felicity by the confidence
9 38|           in contemplation of the future. Then let Socrates the Athenian