Chapter

1 6 |        suspects a failure of its own health. Hence (the story of) Chrysippus
2 17| prevarication, or their ill state of health? All the senses, therefore,
3 20|       condition and the state of the health. Stoutness hinders knowledge,
4 20|         state of one's body or one's health, tend to sharpen or to dull
5 24|      condition, their age, and their health. Will there then be supposed
6 28|         scheme, to the injury of his health, fraudulently wasting his
7 43|           energies, for ensuring its health, for supplying suspension
8 43|       indispensable to our life, and health, and succour, there can
9 48|          other respects is trying to health, is apt to enervate the