Chapter

 1 13|      men, even when it is their purpose to discourse about the mind,
 2 15|        the soul, with which the purpose of God may agree; in other
 3 18|        in contemplation for the purpose of acquiring an unalloyed
 4 18| superior to the senses, for the purpose of deducing from the allegation
 5 24|    previous; existence, for the purpose, of course, of supplying
 6 26|        my ground there, for the purpose of proving to the Christian (
 7 28|         other respects, for the purpose of fabricating such an opinion
 8 30|    greek>] or colonies, for the purpose of throwing off redundant
 9 33|        deserve; and the aim and purpose of judicial recompense will
10 34|       she was possessed of this purpose she sprang forth from the
11 35|     without dying); not for the purpose of being restored to the
12 35|       not departed, but for the purpose of revisiting the world
13 35|         person according to the purpose and will of the Almighty,
14 40|       or feels anything for the purpose of advising or commanding
15 48|    humiliation, and not for the purpose of producing a sensibility
16 51|     would not have been for the purpose of a prayer. Nor would the
17 55|      bosom. But it was for this purpose, say they, that Christ descended
18 56|         souls. (It was also his purpose to add a warning), that
19 57|        seen, and that for a set purpose. For instance, the Nasamones
20 57|         the Celts, for the game purpose, stay away all night at
21 57|       in the nether regions,--a purpose which, (if any could be,)