Chapter

 1 6 |            of God as consisting of soul and body, thinking His body
 2 6 |         moving in circles; but His soul, the reason which presides
 3 7 |           God, each one by his own soul, to try whether he could
 4 18|        from above (for "the king's soul is in the hand of God,"
 5 21|     wounded me;"~or by Ares in her soul:--~ "Me, awkward me, she
 6 21|     goddess or for mortal, fill my soul;~ Not for Ixion's beauteous
 7 23|    understands beings possessed of Soul (psukikai); and by heroes
 8 27|         fantastic movements of the soul about opinions produce a
 9 27|  themselves; and this happens to a soul especially when it par takes
10 27|         fantastic movements of the soul, then, give birth to empty
11 27|           a tender and susceptible soul, which has no knowledge
12 27|          statues; and when, too, a soul of itself, as being immortal,
13 31|         change or suffering in the soul, not as flesh, even though
14 33|            to the pleasures of the soul, each of us reckoning her
15 36| resurrection, but calculate on the soul perishing with the body,
16 36|         irrational impulses of the soul, and to its desires, will