Chapter

 1 2 |     the few words there always arises certainty to him; nor is
 2 16|     between these two elements arises from the difference of their
 3 17|    from this source even there arises some support for our heretics.
 4 17|       roundness. Again, whence arises sensation if not from the
 5 24|      is ascribed? Whence, now, arises that power of forgetfulness
 6 27|     soul-producing seed, which arises at once from the out-drip
 7 41|      sense natural, evil which arises from its corrupt origin.
 8 45|      we are treating, since it arises not from any failure of
 9 48|          in which our question arises,) will have nothing to do
10 53| phenomenon is in the body, and arises from the body. For whatever
11 56|      HADES ALSO REFUTED.~There arises the question, whether this