Chapter

 1 2 |        but within; nor did He place his protection in the body,
 2 3 |      to move himself from the place where he has been born,
 3 4 |   condition of nature makes a place for it. Thus it will follow
 4 4 |      of mortality for a time, place man in such a condition
 5 4 |  neither can old age have any place, nor death, which follows
 6 6 |      that, in order to make a place for his atoms flying about
 7 6 |       a light weight, in what place a massive part of the structure
 8 7 |      as was befitting to each place, that the parts which were
 9 7 |     to the belly; in the last place, the thighs and feet. Nor
10 7 |     to the comeliness of each place. Therefore, the forehead
11 9 |  POWER.~It pleases me in this place to censure the folly of
12 9 |   mind, and sober. For if you place any object too near, it
13 11| members. And yet, lest in any place it should happen to adhere
14 11|        which might have taken place on account of the turnings
15 15|       in what manner it takes place, or what it is altogether.
16 16|       it is not known in what place the mind is situated, or
17 16|     concerning its nature and place. But I will not conceal
18 16|      its abode in the highest place, as though in the citadel
19 16|   universe, is in the highest place. Then they say, that the
20 16|     admiration how this takes place, since there is no passage
21 18|    ignorant of what is taking place, or where it is, but it
22 18|   objects. And how this takes place cannot accurately be perceived;
23 18|       perceived; why it takes place can be perceived. For we