Chapter

1 2 |    reason. Since He did not give that power of reason to
2 3 |    can do nothing else than give tokens of the state of his
3 3 |  would choose if God should give them the choice: would they
4 7 | look upon; as if you should give a prolonged neck to an elephant,
5 11|   and might again gradually give it back, while it spreads
6 13|  bulk of the body it should give way to the bones. Also the
7 15|     But what account can we give of the voice? Grammarians,
8 19|     father can by any means give; and therefore it often
9 19|   shall despise virtue, and give himself to the pursuit of