Book, Chapter

1        2, XXXVI |     the immortal gods?'" He puts this question in a spirit
2        4, LVIII |     body is different," and puts forward such an opinion
3        5, XXVII |   pronounce a man happy who puts an end to his life by hanging,
4        6, X     |      when in the Timoeus he puts the following language in
5        6, LXVIII|    to his question which he puts into our mouth, "How we
6        7, XXXII | Accordingly, it at one time puts off one body which was necessary
7        7, XXXII |   and before doing this, it puts on another body suited for
8        7, XXXVII|   if, on the other hand, he puts these words into the mouth