Chapter

 1 1 |      poisoned) cup almost in the way of jollity; but it exhausts
 2 4 |       being or existence, in any way whatever, is in fact generated.
 3 5 |  constructs his argument in this way: That substance which by
 4 6 |          receives motion neither way, according to the nature
 5 6 |       solid objects? But in what way do the senses in man seem
 6 7 |          kept and guarded in any way; it is also exempt from
 7 9 |     discoursed in some ineffable way about the soul. After the
 8 10|        they unable to find their way to our ears: point out to
 9 16|  epiqumhtikon</greek> (in such a way as to make the first common
10 16|         by which He prepared the way of salvation; there was
11 17|     height above it. In the same way, our hearing is charged
12 17|          you prefer it the other way, when the thunder rolled
13 17|          so--only in a different way. It is not our organs of
14 17|   different impressions. In this way, then, there cannot occur
15 17|         upon, but only in such a way as to be quite free of any
16 18|        body, in exactly the same way that it conceives incorporeal
17 19|          in order to prepare the way of introducing the intellect--
18 27|       channel; and finding their way together into their appointed
19 30|       life from the dead (in the way surmised in this philosophy).~
20 32|        and dignity)? In the same way, you may submit all other
21 33|          be cheated. In no other way, indeed, is a sepulture
22 34|          wandering about in this way from body to body, she,
23 35| injunction, while you are in the way with him," to make even
24 35|      after quitting life (in the way of dying), but after his
25 35|        he was translated; not by way of resuming a life which
26 36|          tempered in a completer way, for Adam was first formed;
27 37| increased in bulk; although in a way it is even increased when
28 40|         to trial, only in such a way that the principal offender
29 43|           and afterwards in what way the soul encounters death.
30 43|       have never slept in such a way as to discover even a single
31 43|      warmth from sleep in such a way that the regular dispersion
32 44|       Divine Being either in the way of warning or of alarm,
33 45|       stands out of itself, in a way which even resembles madness.
34 49|        is this caprice still the way of demons? (Let us take
35 51|       There is, however, another way of accounting for this pious
36 51|          a body voluntarily made way in a certain cemetery, to
37 51|      simply content to have made way for its neighbour: it would,
38 52|        that death happens not by way of natural consequence to
39 53|     abandons its position in the way in which it is itself abandoned.
40 56|       accomplished in some other way. If, on the other hand,
41 57|       soul at one swoop. In this way, even by magic, which is