Chapter

 1 3 |     will it do? Or what will it plan? Or in what will it display
 2 6 |         plan--for nothing but a plan can effect this very condition
 3 6 |        have been born without a plan. For it was previously foreseen
 4 6 |   animals the skill of a divine plan; but that he might carry
 5 6 |       arrangement of the divine plan is preserved. But we will
 6 8 |       EARS,~Now I will show the plan of the whole man, and will
 7 8 |  roundness belongs to a perfect plan and figure. Therefore the
 8 11|  nostrils to the lungs. And the plan and nature of these are
 9 13|      the feet there is the same plan as in the hands, but yet
10 13|         all things of which the plan is capable of being understood.
11 16| admiration that, by some divine plan or other, it is caused that