Chapter

 1 11|    because it is spirit in any especial sense. For to blow or breathe
 2 15|    therefore, that there is no especial principle or power of the
 3 32|    individual bodies, received especial) dispositions, as well as
 4 35|      of this school seize with especial avidity the example of Elias,
 5 36|      one might then ascribe an especial sex to one of the substances,
 6 38|   suffused and clothed with an especial sensibility, and concupiscence
 7 45|     bodies, it being their own especial comfort, the soul, disdaining
 8 45|         This memory must be an especial gift of the ecstatic condition
 9 46| sciences of divination, as the especial support of the natural oracle.
10 56|   which impart to bodies their especial modes. By what means, then,