Chapter

 1 6 |      at once cut away the very ground on which their argument
 2 6 |       of wisdom. But even this ground has no stability in it,
 3 8 |       corporeal beings, on the ground that it is not exactly like
 4 10|    operations. How much firmer ground have you for believing that
 5 18|      whole of his body, on the ground of its disturbing the soul,
 6 18|      the heretics on their own ground. Our present subject concerns
 7 18|      senses, on the (supposed) ground that the agent through which
 8 19|       rather than creep on the ground and be trodden under by
 9 19|      air, that of touch by the ground. This earliest voice of
10 23|     stand, he crawled upon the ground like a worm, because he
11 24|       which is eternal, on the ground of its being unborn, since
12 24|      his by no means keeps its ground, it follows that its entire
13 26|       lines and firmly hold my ground there, for the purpose of
14 29| proceeds from the born, on the ground that a contrary issues from
15 32|        which always live under ground and under water, and never
16 32|   oppose to one another on the ground of their contrariety. For
17 36|         if I remember rightly, ground to which we must now return.
18 39|     infant's first step on the ground is sacred to the goddess
19 49|   infants do not dream, on the ground that all the functions of
20 51|      particularly dry, and the ground of a saline nature? What,
21 56|    Achilles in a dream, on the ground that he could not enter