Chapter

 1 1 |  been unjustly condemned to die, but such as should solace
 2 5 |  causes the living being to die is a corporeal one. Now
 3 14|    to be dissolved means to die. Yet (philosophers) have
 4 25|     life? For how could any die, who had not previously
 5 25|     mother, if he is not to die himself. Accordingly, among
 6 43| hope, you learn both how to die and how to live, you learn
 7 50|     would certainly have to die after all; for you must
 8 52|  been directly appointed to die as the condition of his
 9 52|   was not thus appointed to die, is proved by the very law
10 52|   its own, calling on us to die at a moment when one might
11 56| which had no willingness to die might well prefer as tardy