Chapter

1 1 | immortality of the soul by a strong assumption such as was wanted
2 6 |     lore indeed, and yet are strong in untaught practical wisdom,
3 8 |   not endued with an equally strong power (of vision). The sun
4 9 |      and transparent bears a strong resemblance to the air,
5 10|  thus supply yourself with a strong proof that the spirit or
6 17|  perfume afterwards was less strong to the smell, and the wine
7 26|    an infant! so emulous, so strong, and already so contentious;