Chapter

 1 6 |      For it is not the soul's actual substance which is benefited
 2 11|     other cause than from the actual condition of its own substance.~
 3 16|     two masters," and has the actual designation of "father:" "
 4 18|     you think) concerning the actual possession of knowledge?
 5 18|  according to Plato,) are the actual verities, and the latter
 6 19|       does not testify to his actual possession of the faculties
 7 25| needle or spike, by which the actual death is managed in this
 8 35|      reference is made to the actual practice of legal prosecution);
 9 44|       his soul was a state of actual idleness during sleep, and
10 47|  which may be compared to the actual grace of God, as being honest,
11 53|        or its causes, and the actual conditions of the human
12 53|  happens that the soul in its actual separation is more powerfully
13 57|       be permitted to use the actual words and terms with which
14 57|      mistake not, to prove by actual facts, when in cases of
15 58| foretaste of judgment, or its actual commencement? a premature