Chapter

 1 2 |              times most authors were supposed to be (I will not say godlike,
 2 6 |      corporeal, since it is commonly supposed to be nourished by the arts.
 3 18|            above the senses, on the (supposed) ground that the agent through
 4 21|              to the soul, it must be supposed to arise from the mutability
 5 24|           health. Will there then be supposed to exist similar differences
 6 24|            it,namely, that souls are supposed to be unborn, and to live
 7 28|            that the man, whom he had supposed to have died, was come back
 8 31|           whom we might perhaps have supposed to have been Nestor, from
 9 32|           beasts, even when they are supposed to originate, according
10 32|            contrariety which we have supposed it to possess, and which
11 33|           all, it ought rather to be supposed that it will be heavier
12 43| supernatural--so that what things he supposed to be beyond nature he may, (
13 44|         dream, because if it must be supposed to be, (as the hypothesis
14 51|              they would fain have it supposed that certain souls cleave
15 55|           regions (of Hades) are not supposed to be a bare cavity, nor
16 56|            still is it, if injury be supposed to accrue to the soul from
17 57|            demons, just as they were supposed in the first and literal
18 57|              kind of magic, which is supposed to bring up from Hades the
19 57|             this fact, any agreement supposed to be possible between the