Book, Chapter

1     I, 12|      nothing is generated or perishes, or is moved; and that the
2     I, 16|   also, although in parts it perishes, yet the things that are
3     I, 19|      altered, the entire man perishes; and in keeping with this
4     V, 11| altogether begotten, it also perishes, as also is the opinion
5    VI, 7 |  power) was non-existent, it perishes along with the expiring
6    IX, 19|     excommunicated sometimes perishes by an awful death. For,
7     X, 8 |      utterly evanescent, and perishes. And this takes place in