Book, Chapter

 1   II, 5 |      bodies are gods, tends to the opposite conclusion? For if they
 2   II, 10|          parts of the earth itself opposite to one another, and of a
 3   II, 13|            made from different and opposite substances, as the world
 4  III, 3 |           these, another will make opposite statements; and when he
 5  III, 24|           that there are antipodes opposite to our footsteps? Do they
 6   IV, 22| misunderstand or to dispute on the opposite side. They say that it was
 7   VI, 6 |         should appear to prove the opposite. But I deny that it is true
 8   VI, 17|        great weakness of mind; the opposite to which is bravery: and
 9  VII, 3 |         flowing in of the sea, the opposite and useful breathing of
10  VII, 12|          of those who maintain the opposite opinions, which Lucretius
11  VII, 12|     capable of being turned to the opposite direction. For the body