Chapter

 1 9 |      human soul) and of that (part of) creation~
 2 14| entire body, and yet in every part the same. Precisely like
 3 15| resides in that most precious part of our body to which God
 4 20|   distinctions; whilst on our part we have already undertaken
 5 21|    must have been an integral part of his constitution), it
 6 33|      however, I cannot for my part believe poets, even when
 7 34|     amongst men, he acted the part of the Son in Judea, and
 8 37|      light of day. We, on our part, believe the angels to officiate
 9 37|       mother, it for the most part shares its own state with
10 37|    human nativity. For my own part, I prefer viewing this measure
11 41|    wedded to the Spirit, as a part of the bridal portion--no
12 46|     growing out from the same part of her person, which overspread
13 47|        and almost the greater part of mankind get their knowledge
14 48|   sense of dreams. For my own part, I hardly know whether fasting
15 51|       the body has played its part. And yet even this partial
16 51|     of death. At this rate, a part of death will have to stay
17 53|       abandon each successive part, assumes the appearance
18 53|   remnant to seem to be but a part of itself. No portion, however,
19 58|      stray questions for this part of my work, I will notice
20 58|    order of things, that that part of our nature should be