Chapter

 1 1intro|     there, I will approach this office, and will take upon myself
 2 3     |   granted is able to supply the office of nature? And this has
 3 3     |       you should be without the office of the tongue; or the free
 4 6     |         natural disposition and office to which each was created?
 5 8     | flexible firmness. In these the office of bearing only is placed,
 6 8     | philosophers discuss, since the office of seeing ought to be in
 7 10    |         itself alone fulfil the office of speaking, unless it strikes
 8 10    |       It has, moreover, another office also, which it exercises
 9 11    |        be able to discharge its office, and by its strokes divide
10 13    |       hates, how adapted to the office of sitting! and this also
11 14    |      they will have it that the office of the liver is, by its
12 14    |      soul in the body. But what office is particularly assigned
13 18    |      whatever it is, it has the office of living and the method