Chapter

 1 12|       the soul, and naturally proper to it, whereby it acts,
 2 14|      few remarks only will be proper.~
 3 19|     the full equipment of its proper faculties. Well, let them
 4 19|    there is in them their own proper faculty of life, as soon
 5 24|        He will not forget his proper food, nor his natural resources,
 6 27|   amalgamated and mixed their proper seminal rudiments in one,
 7 31| revolving cycles, it would be proper for them to bring back with
 8 33|      to return into their own proper bodies. And all this once
 9 38|       and for want of fit and proper resources, to depart safe
10 38|       which belong to its own proper condition,--namely immortality,
11 41|    genuine good, which is its proper nature. For that which is
12 43|       it is maintained by its proper measure and amount. That,
13 53|      medical men, who are the proper judges of the incidents
14 53|       devastated by an injury proper to each of them, even to
15 56|    before they had received a proper sepulture; as in the case
16 57|    buried with full rites and proper ceremony. What after this