Chapter

 1 6 |   herself no less then the sixth person! The whole creation testifies
 2 17|          Phoedrus denies (in the person of Socrates) his own ability
 3 19|       much mistaken if the human person, even from his infancy,
 4 25| co-existence of two souls in one person, as also of two bodies in
 5 28|          once to life in his own person, than so often in the person
 6 28|     person, than so often in the person of this man and that, in
 7 35|        be transferred to another person according to the purpose
 8 40|       nor is the flesh the human person, as being some faculty of
 9 42|         sensation, but the human person who experiences death. Yet
10 43|         removes weariness, and a person is refreshed by sleep instead
11 44|        away from his body like a person on a holiday trip. His wife
12 46|        from the same part of her person, which overspread the whole
13 46|         lived prior to any other person. Pray forgive me for laughing.
14 51|        the corpse of an unburied person, which was preserved a long
15 53|   circumstances of the despoiled person, not to any real condition
16 57|          of the relatives of the person possessed by him, sometimes
17 57|   established by the Lord in the person of Abraham, in His representation