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 1 7 |         other animals, when they use passionate gestures with
 2 13|       XIII. OF THE ADVANTAGE AND USE OF THE WORLD AND OF THE
 3 13|       itself, are adapted to the use of man. Man, accordingly,
 4 13| vineyards, the mountains for the use of trees and firewood, the
 5 13|         of fish. But if he makes use of these elements to which
 6 13|         were made by God for the use of man, partly for food,
 7 13|          times, as necessity and use have already discovered
 8 13|         and government, and make use of all the advantages of
 9 17|          has power, and does not use it, what so great cause
10 18|      which are necessary for the use of life, so also He has
11 18|          in the same manner make use of anger and passion for
12 22|     practice of Cicero, I should use an epilogue by way of peroration.
13 23|  prohibited from being in common use. And of these another, denouncing