Chapter

 1 3 | heretics, as they may be fairly called. The apostle, so far back
 2 4 |         the maker may really be called the parent of the thing
 3 5 |    quintessence, if that may be called a body which rather includes
 4 6 |   impossible for the soul to be called either an animate body or
 5 6 |   inanimate one. The soul is so called in respect of its own substance.
 6 6 |        soul admits not of being called an animate body or an inanimate
 7 21|       of my flesh: she shall be called Woman. Therefore shall a
 8 21|       of his nature was what is called the animal (the principle
 9 21|       inquire whether, as being called natural, it ought to be
10 25|        I wonder;) for they have called the soul by another name
11 37|     goddesses) Nona and Decima, called after the most critical