Chapter

 1 1intro|       are commonly reproved, as living otherwise than is befitting
 2 5     |         government of the whole living creature; and this name
 3 6     |      bodies, might preserve all living creatures by their several
 4 6     |       things were necessary for living, before giving life itself?
 5 6     |         when it is evident that living creatures are subject to
 6 7     |         so great a multitude of living creatures each animal is
 7 10    |         which are contained the living fountains of blood, divided
 8 16    |        fail to admire that that living and heavenly faculty which
 9 16    |  infused into solid organs by a living and, as it were, ardent
10 16    | comparison and resemblance to a living person; but the soul both
11 17    |         be a miscarriage if the living young within shall die.
12 18    |        is, it has the office of living and the method of perception.
13 20    |      eloquence, at any rate for living, which is especially needful.