Chapter

1 5 |      a kind of keel, which we call the spine; and He did not
2 7 | strengthen the body, which we call bones, being knotted and
3 8 |   says, or because the Greeks call the voice itself audên,
4 8 |     be kept shut up, which we call the pupils, in which, being
5 9 |    together. Likewise, if you call the soul back as if to reflection,
6 11|       soft and thin, which we call the lungs, into which the
7 16|       the lyre. For musicians call the stretching and sounding