Chapter

1 2 | present age; because we do not forget that there have been false
2 23|   which come to us from thence forget the things amongst which
3 24|       The lion, no doubt, will forget his ferocity, if surrounded
4 24|      be forgotten. He will not forget his proper food, nor his
5 24|        instinct. He will never forget to eat when he is hungry;
6 24|    souls in the same body both forget and remember. If any corporeal
7 32|     air, or light; we must not forget that all the animals in