Chapter

 1 26|     Divinity by objects which fall under the sight of men;
 2 27|      that no one even now may fall into the same snares into
 3 31|    two things which appear to fall under the subject of philosophy --
 4 34|       But of all things which fall under the discussion of
 5 44|    thus declares: "They shall fall down unto Thee, they shall
 6 45|   things no word was heard to fall from His lips. Then the
 7 63|    pestilential sweetness, we fall into the snares of death.~
 8 64|      through habit, he should fall into perjury. He will speak
 9 71|      away. All the stars will fall, nor will the seasons preserve
10 73| commandments and law, he will fall into those punishments of