Chapter

 1 4 |        He fell into weakness of mind, and swallowed a stone for
 2 6 |   boyhood has departed; let the mind of youth in like manner
 3 15|   Evander, is a god: the rustic mind of men, untaught also, when
 4 17| themselves to them with a sound mind. But that they may take
 5 18|     forth, as if with a changed mind, as if the wooden god were
 6 21|      and aiding with an averted mind. For if a pure spirit and
 7 21|        pure spirit and a serene mind remained to you, thou thyself
 8 24|         you who are of a double mind, against you is punishment
 9 26|         delayed with a perverse mind, and I have thought that
10 28|       after death. But a crafty mind, mischievous, perfidious,
11 46|         thee in purity. Let the mind be watchful for good things.
12 48|          thou wilt be a patient mind, understand that thou art
13 57|   Christ. With an undisciplined mind thou seekest what thou presumest
14 73|         ye must grieve with the mind, not with outward show,
15 74|   desire honour for the dead! A mind enchained to the world;
16 74|       and living with untrained mind, wish to have a happy and
17 77|      withdrawest in thine inner mind, holding the power of the