Chapter

 1 1intro|            under the covering of a name; whereas they ought either
 2 1intro|         that they might render the name of wisdom happy and uncorrupted,
 3 1intro|           city you have given your name, and of what rank you have
 4 5     |          living creature; and this name was given to it, as indeed
 5 8     |           the forehead derived its name; and He would have these
 6 8     |             then, which have their name from the drinking in of
 7 10    |        that the eyes derived their name. For even the eyelids themselves,
 8 10    |        which throbbing gives their name, being protected by hairs
 9 10    | Accordingly, Varro thinks that the name of tongue was given to it
10 10    |         which also it received the name of thumb, because it prevails
11 13    |           which circumstance their name was given to them. The toes
12 15    |           which words derive their name: which is plainly false.
13 17    |          which it has received its name of anima, or animus, because