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 1 3 |      an ungrateful man, or (to speak more truly) of a madman?
 2 4 |         But I have purposed to speak so much concerning the body
 3 4 |       nor comprehended. Now we speak concerning the vessel itself
 4 10|        its power. Why should I speak of the summits of the eyebrows
 5 10|        infants do not begin to speak before they have teeth;
 6 11| follows that I should begin to speak of the inward parts also,
 7 11|       thus makes those who can speak dumb. And when this happens,
 8 14|       who discuss these things speak falsely. But I think that
 9 17|   CONCERNING IT.~It remains to speak of the soul, although its
10 18|    account two Epicurean poets speak of the mind and the soul