Chapter

1 17|    space which fills up the interval between it and us, necessarily
2 24|    not the soul, during the interval previous to the moment of
3 27|     and that not a moment's interval occurs in their conception,
4 36|     of these substances any interval were admissible in their
5 43|    But yet it dreams in the interval. Whence then its dreams?
6 54| each other by so distant an interval? What profit, too, can any
7 58| consolation in Hades in the interval, while it awaits its alternative
8 58|    is to take place in that interval? Shall we sleep? But souls