Chapter

 1 3 |  wiseacres and talkers. In like manner is the treatment of the
 2 6 |         the soul in the amplest manner, filling four volumes with
 3 9 |          however, in some other manner frames for the soul an effigy
 4 12|  RELATION BETWEEN THEM.~In like manner the mind also, or animus,
 5 12|      suffer is to feel. In like manner, to acquire knowledge is
 6 12|         these things, in such a manner as that the mind also is
 7 14|      others they divide in this manner; such, likewise, as the
 8 14|         one instrument. In like manner the wind, which breathes
 9 16|        its growth, assuming the manner by this time of a natural
10 17|        of a right line. In like manner, the condition of the open
11 17|     ought to occur in a certain manner is not a deception. If,
12 20|   casual circumstances. In like manner, the soul may well be uniform
13 24|       crow of the cock. In like manner with man, who is perhaps
14 25|      when and where and in what manner they are produced. Now,
15 29|     would be necessary, in like manner, for the dead also not to
16 32|       element of water. In like manner, those creatures are opposite
17 37|        only each in a different manner suited to the diversity
18 37|      its configuration. In like manner, the growth and developments
19 43|      and not with cold. In like manner, the immortality of the
20 43|         His side might, in like manner (as Eve was formed), be
21 43|          to set before us, in a manner more fully and completely
22 43|         circumstanced in such a manner as to seem to be elsewhere
23 45| energizing in us in its special manner, in such wise as to bring
24 53|        to nothing; in some such manner as a charioteer is assumed
25 53|         soul in a more confused manner, as if through a window