Chapter

 1 2 |    they find fault, in which matter they are ridiculously mad;
 2 4 |     some time be mortal, the matter itself required that he
 3 10|    being twofold from simple matter, or simple from a twofold
 4 10|     or simple from a twofold matter, governs and keeps together
 5 16|     is so--for in a doubtful matter it is the part of a foolish
 6 16|  forth the difficulty of the matter, you may understand how
 7 16|      case, it is assuredly a matter of admiration how this takes
 8 16| nevertheless it is no less a matter of admiration that, by some
 9 19|      as though in a doubtful matter. For nothing is true of
10 19|      in short, to sum up the matter in few words, must of necessity