Chapter

1 11|       would not tarry a moment longer on this point, were it not
2 14|        destroy it, it would no longer be immortal. Since, however,
3 17| opinions also, then we must no longer ascribe the deception to
4 18|      departure, the mind is no longer found in a man: it always
5 21|       God will not be able any longer to raise up from the stones
6 30|       are now large cities. No longer are (savage) islands dreaded,
7 32|      enough: (to dwell on them longer will inconvenience us,)
8 41|      of the bridal portion--no longer the servant of the soul,
9 43|       the fatigue continues no longer. Nor can I allow that sleep