Chapter

 1 1intro|       thus spoke: "Scipio, as it appears to me, has sufficiently
 2 4     |           They are indignant, it appears, that they are not born
 3 7     |         and strength; so that it appears that the system of the whole
 4 10    |        But the heart also, which appears to be the abode of wisdom,
 5 10    |       lightly imprinted division appears to mark its extreme point:
 6 10    |      this is the cause, that God appears to have made man only, as
 7 10    |        lie upon its back. But He appears to have formed the dumb
 8 13    |       arranged in order, that it appears to differ from the others
 9 15    |           may see. For the voice appears to arise not from the mouth,
10 16    |       together to it, so that it appears to be present in any quarter
11 16    | exercises control over the body, appears to be placed in the highest
12 16    |    engaged in any reflection, it appears to pass to the breast, and,
13 16    |      other, it is caused that it appears to be so. Can any fail to
14 17    |     anemos and yet none of these appears to have spoken anything.
15 17    |        anything. For if the soul appears to be extinguished when
16 17    |        other. Therefore the soul appears to be like light, since
17 17    |          body after birth, as it appears to some philosophers, but