Chapter

 1 1 |          of all the world, in the cause of that truth which incurs
 2 10|     natural one, but such as must cause irregularity and error amidst
 3 11|     cannot respire from any other cause than from the actual condition
 4 17|         all the while we are (the cause of the discrepancies, by)
 5 17|           the water which was the cause of the oar seeming to be
 6 17|        senses without an adequate cause. Now if special causes, (
 7 20|   Empedocles, however, places the cause of a subtle or an obtuse
 8 24| influential over it. If time is a cause of oblivion, why, from the
 9 24|    varieties, will not become the cause of an effect which is an
10 25|           shall now return to the cause of this digression, in order
11 36|          be alone regarded as the cause of the sex. Now, if in the
12 37|       penalties the man who shall cause abortion, inasmuch as there
13 38|          arise from the temporary cause and the special necessity
14 45|         sleep came on his body to cause it to rest, but the ecstasy
15 47|           it become to itself the cause of any vision? Then must
16 50|         now go on to consider the cause of our departure hence--
17 51|       from the brain, which would cause it endure for a long time
18 51|       position. But from whatever cause proceeded these phenomena,
19 52|          emergence of an external cause ) inseparable to us from
20 58|          Therefore, even for this cause it is most fitting that