Chapter

1 12|           And rightly too. For to exercise the senses is to suffer
2 12|           acquire knowledge is to exercise the senses; and to undergo
3 12|          to undergo emotion is to exercise the senses; and the whole
4 17| experience sensation, they do not exercise opinion; it is the soul
5 17|        over which the said causes exercise a liberal sway! Hence we
6 24|         moment of oblivion, Still exercise its powers of memory? And
7 43|         is in its due and regular exercise. For every natural state
8 45|         For although the power to exercise these faculties may be dimmed
9 52|       nature which happens by the exercise of volition after an alternative