Chapter

 1 23|       prospect of an undoubted return thither. Saturninus, the
 2 23| vitality, and provided for its return, on its relinquishment of
 3 25|       AFTER BIRTH.~I shall now return to the cause of this digression,
 4 28|       and go thither, and then return hither and pass through
 5 30|       at the moment, that this return from death is to take place,
 6 31|       At all events, it should return with the age it had attained
 7 31|        recognition, since they return unknown to you? But I am
 8 33|        into beasts, but are to return into their own proper bodies.
 9 35|      died long before, and its return to some other body. But
10 36|    ground to which we must now return. We had established the
11 58|      on the same principle, in return for the pious and kindly