Chapter

 1 1 |        wisdom of Socrates, at that moment, proceeded from the affectation
 2 11|        nature. I would not tarry a moment longer on this point, were
 3 18|          since it was at the given moment absent with its active power--
 4 19|        life, whereby from the very moment of birth (the soul) has
 5 20|       along with it, from the very moment of its own origin at birth.
 6 24|           interval previous to the moment of oblivion, Still exercise
 7 25|           not its origin from that moment? To this (nativity) likewise
 8 27|           together; and that not a moment's interval occurs in their
 9 27|           commencement at the same moment and place that the soul
10 30|     thousand years, and not at the moment, that this return from death
11 33| contrivance which retards his last moment in order to aggravate his
12 37|         being in the womb from the moment that its form is completed.
13 37|          is more compressed at the moment than it will be; yet it
14 43|            of its presence for the moment. We shall soon know the
15 52|          calling on us to die at a moment when one might live a jocund
16 58|          joy, and withdraw for the moment from the body's importunate