Chapter

 1 VIII  |  departure of the lately given soul, receive the fresh young
 2 XI    | Alexander for his sublimity of soul, Polycrates for his good
 3 XVII  |      from the testimony of the soul itself? Though under the
 4 XVII  |        gods; yet, whenever the soul comes to itself, as out
 5 XVII  |       O noble testimony of the soul by nature Christian! Then,
 6 XXI   |      is Fate, and God, and the soul of Jupiter, and the necessity
 7 XXII  |        assaults they hurry the soul into sudden and extraordinary
 8 XXII  |        angels breathe into the soul, and rouse up its corruptions
 9 XXIII |    coming to judge every human soul which has existed from the
10 XXX   |      chaste body, an unstained soul, a sanctified spirit, not
11 XXX   |        work: wring from us the soul, beseeching God on the emperor'
12 XXXIX |      among us. One in mind and soul, we do not hesitate to share
13 XLVII |   concerning the nature of the soul, which some contend is divine
14 XLVIII|      his humanity; so that the soul, with its qualities unchanged,
15 XLVIII|       too will appear; for the soul is not capable of suffering