Chapter

 1 6 |         senses--of touch and sight; whilst (the qualities) of incorporeal
 2 8 |          owl cannot endure the sun, whilst the eagle is so well able
 3 9 |       possibly have happened to us, whilst this sister of ours was
 4 12|             be the characteristics; whilst of the other the natural
 5 13|     essentially superior substance; whilst that over which this essentially
 6 14| Apollophanes, into as many as nine; whilst certain of the Stoics have
 7 15|    Empedocles, Socrates, Aristotle; whilst in opposition to Andreas
 8 16|        between ourselves and flies, whilst the rational element is
 9 17|          savour of human existence; whilst by these senses of man,
10 18|             intellectual power; for whilst it understands, it also
11 19|             an undoubted fact, that whilst trees are yet but twigs
12 20|           allow these distinctions; whilst on our part we have already
13 23|           thence back again hither; whilst in the Timoeus he supposes
14 23|          live with us on earth, and whilst here recollects the eternal
15 25|            actually become marked,--whilst within you, and even on
16 25|     sometimes by a cruel necessity, whilst yet in the womb, an infant
17 25|            men's minds are sharper; whilst there is not a Sarmatian
18 28|        demon have been in him, who, whilst in Euphorbus, transacted
19 29|           please) than in the dead; whilst the dead had no source whence
20 30|          more bitter in all mouths, whilst Nature fails in affording
21 31|             an infant? If the soul, whilst disembodied, decreases thus
22 35|        property of each individual; whilst "the spirit and power" are
23 39|           idolatry for the midwife, whilst the very wombs that bear
24 40|    instigates and orders the crime, whilst at the same time he who
25 43|             by defect or by excess, whilst it is maintained by its
26 44|           rather to happen to a man whilst he is wide awake.~
27 45|            ecstatically experiences whilst the memory remains unchecked,
28 46|             Thus Cicero's eminence, whilst he was still a little boy,
29 53|             the soul's immortality, whilst treating this topic, I shall
30 53|            is slowly drawn out; and whilst thus extracted, it causes
31 53|          and a quickened loquacity; whilst from the loftier and freer