Chapter

 1 6 |   Socrates, do yet contrive to live? For it is not the soul'
 2 10|      there are many which only live but do not breathe in that
 3 10| breathe by one process, and to live by another; nor can the
 4 10|        all things which are to live, even though they are not
 5 10|        possible for a thing to live without breath; then why
 6 10|    yourself. What is it not to live? I suppose it means not
 7 10|      not the same thing as "to live." It must, however, be characteristic
 8 10|        the soul, but merely to live. But indeed to live is to
 9 10|  merely to live. But indeed to live is to breathe, and to breathe
10 10|  breathe, and to breathe is to live. Therefore this entire process,
11 10|     spirit apart. Let the soul live without the spirit; let
12 10|        will coalesce, since to live is one thing, and to breathe
13 11|        of which he was both to live and breathe; at the same
14 23|        afterwards came down to live with us on earth, and whilst
15 24|  supposed to be unborn, and to live in the heavenly regions,
16 25|       so, he at last ceases to live, who ceases to experience
17 28|       make us believe that men live again after they have died,
18 32|   those creatures which always live under ground and under water,
19 43|     both how to die and how to live, you learn watchfulness,
20 52|        a moment when one might live a jocund life in joy and