Chapter

 1 29|  charges those with folly who think that good is caused by God,
 2 29|       governed by providence, think that they use a weighty
 3 29|   more foolish than those who think that good things could have
 4 37|     could not know, or should think that they knew things which
 5 50| teaches anything, ought, as I think, himself to practise what
 6 52|    even endure, to hear: they think that their ears are polluted
 7 53|    the man, when be, whom you think that you have preserved,
 8 54|  furious and unbridled spirit think that their authority is
 9 57|  judge, what trifling men may think. We ought to await the judgment
10 58|      Him, lest any one should think that victims, or odours,
11 61|     cut off; the Peripatetics think that they must be restrained.
12 62|  impure soul. Nor let any one think that he must abstain from
13 66|     to our body. Then let its think of nothing else but the
14 67|       persuasion of those who think that the soul is destroyed