Chapter

1 2 |             The truth has, at this rate, been well-nigh excluded
2 6 |         corporeality; since at the rate the soul too must be corporeal,
3 17|             and Empedocles; at any rate, Plato, in the Timoeus,
4 31|          to have; although at this rate, (no doubt,) the law of
5 31| relinquished. But even if, at this rate, they should reappear the
6 33|           upon his remains. At any rate, no mercy is shown to his
7 42|            not to us; then at that rate, life belongs not to us.
8 50|          over a human being at any rate, if allowed her over a silly
9 51|            stage of death. At this rate, a part of death will have