Chapter

 1 1 |          the origin of the soul, so far as his assumption led me,
 2 2 |             wisdom may have gone so far, as a matter of curiosity,
 3 3 |             called. The apostle, so far back as his own time, foresaw,
 4 4 |            uses the phraseology. So far, therefore, as concerns
 5 7 | DEMONSTRATED OUT OF THE GOSPELS.~So far as the philosophers are
 6 7 |         bodily substance. For in as far as every corporeal thing
 7 7 |         capable of suffering, in so far is that which is capable
 8 18|      faculties, we only admit it so far as the natural diversity
 9 21|             of the (old) serpent as far from being incidental to
10 24|             reckon the soul as very far below God: for we suppose
11 25|            your common ailments--so far that with your contusions
12 32|             us,) what it will do in far larger animals, or in very
13 36|          formed; and the woman came far behind him, for Eve was
14 46|             evil purposes, going so far as to counterfeit a divine
15 52|         violence to ships: although far away from the Capharean