Chapter

 1 4 |    inasmuch as everything which receives being or existence, in any
 2 6 |        the inanimate nature, it receives motion externally to itself;
 3 6 |        internally. Now the soul receives motion neither externally
 4 6 |       substance, inasmuch as it receives motion neither way, according
 5 6 |     already shown that the soul receives motion from some other thing
 6 17|         these that all creation receives our services? Is it not
 7 25|         it is born), it at once receives the power of animation,
 8 33| punishment, in the fact that it receives its coup de grace from the
 9 36|      the same time as the body, receives likewise along with it its
10 45|       never rests; and since it receives no help from the limbs of