Chapter

1 6 |  speech--a sort of internal image which moves and animates
2 7 | possessed corporeality, the image of a soul could not possibly
3 18| things which appear are the image of the things which are
4 18|    world is by all means an image of some other: so that the
5 23|     Supreme Power (in whose image, which had not been fully
6 37|    the month in which God's image is sometimes produced in
7 43|  led to trace even then the image of death in sleep. For as
8 43|   you only regard it as the image of death, you initiate faith,
9 50| about sleep, the mirror and image of death; and likewise about