Book, Chapter

 1   II, 2 |            he also appear to be of sound mind, if, when the other
 2   II, 20|         deny that they behold with sound and open eyes the sun as
 3  III, 9 |           an expression of greater sound, yet he would not have completed
 4  III, 17|            was neither wise nor of sound mind. Also, if there is
 5  III, 17|    concerning a man who, though of sound mind and vigorous health,
 6  III, 20|           since he did this in his sound mind, he who thinks that
 7   IV, 8 |        mouth of God with voice and sound, as the Word, on this account
 8   IV, 16|     perceived, because it makes no sound; so he said that Christ
 9   IV, 20|            from their impiety to a sound mind. And there He opened
10    V, 1 |        condition that there are no sound minds to which the truth
11    V, 1 |            ears by a more soothing sound. But those things which
12    V, 20|           to a sacrifice without a sound conscience, he hears what
13   VI, 8 |          is a much brighter sun to sound minds than this which we
14   VI, 9 |             Therefore he is not of sound mind, who, without having
15   VI, 24| nevertheless I should not call him sound if he is carried away by
16   VI, 24|           I should rather call him sound who does not raise his eyes
17   VI, 24|           in his mind. That man is sound, he is just, he is perfect.
18  VII, 1 |        they who are or shall be of sound mind, that is, not so immersed
19  VII, 13|          as on the lyre harmonious sound, and the strain which musicians
20  VII, 16|         and quake at that mournful sound. But then, through the anger