Chapter

 1 1intro|                  For it is in a certain manner an earthen vessel in which
 2 2     |             provided beforehand in what manner their life might be more
 3 2     |         appearance: in such a wonderful manner is utility combined with
 4 3     |                going to and fro in this manner; but by night they defend,
 5 4     |                with bodies, and in like manner were extinguished together
 6 4     |                If man also, in the same manner, had sufficient strength
 7 7     |                inward organs after that manner which was befitting to each
 8 7     |                man tends in a wonderful manner to beauty, yet it was not
 9 7     |              being surrounded after the manner of a crown, and all the
10 8     |             fashioned after a wonderful manner: because He would not have
11 8     |                 together in a wonderful manner.~
12 10    |                 wonderful, how divine a manner did God contrive these also,
13 10    |                 in order in a wonderful manner, lest, being bare and exposed,
14 10    |             flavour in an indescribable manner penetrates to the sense,
15 10    |           either alone, or in a special manner, as the guide and director
16 11    |               fitted together after the manner of a hemlock stalk, and
17 11    |               being in an indescribable manner diffused through the limbs,
18 13    |               not drawn out in an equal manner, lest an unbecoming figure
19 15    |               been comprehended in what manner it takes place, or what
20 16    |                able to perceive in what manner an incorporeal substance
21 16    |                 soul in man exists in a manner like that by which harmonious
22 18    |             sleep, and indeed in such a manner that it is not only ignorant
23 19    | incomprehensible subject. Therefore the manner of the production of souls
24 19    |                his mind when or in what manner that effect is produced.