Chapter

 1 2 |     certain as we are that nothing ought to be received which does
 2 8 |       become heavier, whereas they ought to be lighter, being deprived
 3 10| disposition and nature, so that we ought not to catch at any conjectures
 4 14|           Such divisions, however, ought not to be regarded so much
 5 17|            as deceptions. Whatever ought to occur in a certain manner
 6 18|            For things which differ ought to be mutually absent from
 7 20|         But all these discordances ought to have existed in him as
 8 21|           being called natural, it ought to be deemed subject to
 9 24|         decide whether that, which ought to have lost memory, if
10 25|            Argaean heights, nobody ought ever to be born! But the
11 27|           law of their combination ought to assure us that it occurs
12 30|      hypothesis we have discussed, ought to intervene, if the living
13 31|      restitution which individuals ought to have; although at this
14 33|           and deserts,--as if they ought to be, according to their
15 33|            awaits souls at all, it ought rather to be supposed that
16 35|         simple in its meaning, and ought to be from the first understood
17 39|          they administered as they ought to be. For to what individual
18 44|            a dream, the occurrence ought rather to happen to a man
19 46|          laugh at all, if indeed I ought to laugh at the man who
20 48|           s body during sleep, one ought not to lie on his back,
21 49|          the capacity of age, they ought to observe attentively their
22 53|        description of these, which ought rather to be left to medical
23 56|         neglect of burial which it ought to receive rather as a favour!
24 56|         that the life in each case ought to have reached full eighty
25 58|         judgment of God its matter ought to be sure and safe, nor
26 58|            also because (the soul) ought to be covered first by its