Chapter

 1 1intro|    state of mind. For I fear lest custom and the pleasantness
 2 5     |    it of one continued bone, lest the animal should not have
 3 5     | these He did not make solid, lest in walking sluggishness
 4 5     |    and lay hold of anything, lest the prominent magnitude
 5 6     |     their production. I fear lest the refutation of such extravagant
 6 6     |  dealing with a foolish man, lest he should think himself
 7 7     |    into the figure of a cap, lest it should be unsightly by
 8 8     |     of hard and solid bones, lest, being stiff and immoveable,
 9 8     |    things which are without; lest you should happen to think
10 10    |    the hollow of the tongue, lest by slowness and delay it
11 10    | order in a wonderful manner, lest, being bare and exposed,
12 10    |      with concave coverings, lest the softness of the flesh
13 11    |   the fashion of the uterus, lest the breath should all at
14 11    |   which is called the uvula, lest, drawn by pestilential air,
15 11    |   the air through the mouth, lest, if the passage s should
16 11    |    all the members. And yet, lest in any place it should happen
17 13    |     than in the other limbs, lest by the pressure of the bulk
18 13    |      out in an equal manner, lest an unbecoming figure should
19 13    |  them of a round appearance, lest man should be unable to