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 1 2 |          the title of apocryphal, certain as we are that nothing ought
 2 5 |        Peripatetics (do) out of a certain indescribable quintessence,
 3 6 | incorporeal faculties? It is thus certain that their argument fails.
 4 6 |      civil law, the instance of a certain Greek woman who gave birth
 5 7 |       soul. In hell the soul of a certain man is in torment, punished
 6 10|          have affirmed it to be a certain fact, that gnats, and ants,
 7 14|           as many as nine; whilst certain of the Stoics have found
 8 14|       whole of these respectively certain parts of the body as their
 9 17|      Whatever ought to occur in a certain manner is not a deception.
10 18|            XVIII. PLATO SUGGESTED CERTAIN ERRORS TO THE GNOSTICS.
11 18|          hear or see anything for certain? He remembered, no doubt,
12 18|          maintains that there are certain invisible substances, incorporeal,
13 18|           absent from the soul on certain occasons; for (you suppose)
14 21|   unchangeable), it is absolutely certain that the nature of all other
15 24|           to memory. One thing is certain, that souls in the same
16 25|        surgeons' tools there is a certain instrument, which is formed
17 29|           side adduce against you certain contraries, of the born
18 31|    unknown to you? But I am quite certain that such is not the case,
19 37|         at first into man. Take a certain quantity of gold or of silver--
20 41|           an antecedent, and in a certain sense natural, evil which
21 43|         incentive to sleep. It is certain that, from the very beginning
22 46|    Heraclides has told us, that a certain woman of Himera beheld in
23 48|  ingenious conjecture rather than certain proof (although the author
24 49|            Aristotle remarks of a certain hero of Sardinia that he
25 51|        fain have it supposed that certain souls cleave to the body
26 51|         voluntarily made way in a certain cemetery, to afford room
27 51|           of these, they would be certain to move the other limbs;
28 53|        purified: it Is, moreover, certain that it escapes from the
29 56|         light. If, however, it is certain that injury accrues to the
30 57|    complicity with them, but by a certain knowledge which is hostile
31 58|     alternative of judgment, in a certain anticipation either of gloom