Chapter

 1 8 |  alone heavenly, and all the rest earthly, He raised him erect
 2 10|  held, it might conveniently rest upon them, and terminated
 3 10|  that one separated from the rest rises together with the
 4 16|  volubility that it does not rest even then when it is asleep;
 5 16| itself, in its impatience of rest, the power of wandering
 6 18|      that the soul is put to rest by death, the mind by sleep,
 7 18|       For we can by no means rest unless the mind is kept
 8 18|    motionless, yet is not at rest, because the perception
 9 18|  whole body is resolved into rest. But the mind is transferred
10 18|    this system on account of rest, He left to Himself the