Chapter

1 2 |        things to indivisible and solid bodies, from the fortuitous
2 5 | protected by the encircling of a solid framework. Bat at the end
3 5 |        And these He did not make solid, lest in walking sluggishness
4 5 |       These knots He made firmly solid, and covered with a soft
5 7 |        that the parts which were solid might be enclosed and concealed.
6 8 |          beauty; nor of hard and solid bones, lest, being stiff
7 10|         the middle has been made solid; but the lower part has
8 11|       the excrement becomes more solid, and passes through, but
9 16|        that, though infused into solid organs by a living and,