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 1 5 |        call on the Stoics also to help me, who, while declaring
 2 9 |        members of the body by the help of which it effects all
 3 18|          nor adds to his mind the help of any such faculty, but
 4 18|  conceives incorporeal objects by help of the mind, except that
 5 18|      things are discovered by the help of visible ones, even as
 6 18| indispensable to it, and to whose help it owes everything which
 7 19|  irritated and quieted, if not by help of his initial intellect?
 8 25|      souls, with no frosty air to help them? I say not a word of
 9 27|        prove the truth), I cannot help asking, whether we do not,
10 28|           a falsehood?--How can I help believing Pythagoras to
11 42|         as Epicurus does), cannot help destroying death also. As
12 43|        stretching out the hand to help our faith more readily by
13 45|          and since it receives no help from the limbs of the body,
14 46|        Aristotle, (who would fain help us to such an opinion,)
15 46|         whereby they rendered the help withdrew them from all search
16 56|           one's body, it being by help of the body that the period
17 57|        believed him through whose help he saw. But we are met with
18 58|           which it shared not the help of the flesh, shall it without
19 58|       which it means to effect by help of the body. In no case,