Chapter

 1 5 |       Aristotle. They may very possibly hold themselves ready for
 2 6 |      that two bodies could not possibly be contained in one: he
 3 7 |      image of a soul could not possibly contain a finger of a bodily
 4 9 |      of seeing visions. It may possibly have happened to us, whilst
 5 10|        one and the other could possibly have been accomplished without
 6 12|       with the mind, it cannot possibly have a natural association
 7 26|     yet of the twofold nation. Possibly we might have regarded as
 8 29|     wisdom, because wisdom may possibly be sometimes sharpened out
 9 31|    this question): How can you possibly know, you ask, whether all
10 32| whereas the nature thereof may possibly belong to many things. Take
11 43|  conditions. Indeed, we cannot possibly believe that sleep is a
12 48|    less a man than Plato); and possibly all may be no other than
13 51|       particle of the soul can possibly remain in the body, which
14 56|     the faulty delay could not possibly be imputed, for of course
15 57|       No one, (he said,) could possibly be despatched from those