Chapter

 1 1 |        is apparent, in the first place, from those who in former
 2 1 |        disregard fitness and the place which properly belongs to
 3 1 |      utility, I myself sometimes place arguments in defence of
 4 3 |    whatever manner that may take place, raise them again with equal
 5 4 | nourished by them,--in the first place, they say, their separation
 6 4 |      besides this, in the second place, they adduce another circumstance
 7 4 |     occurrences which have taken place among Greeks and barbarians:
 8 5 |       such persons, in the first place, are ignorant of the power
 9 5 |         the digestion that takes place in the liver is separated
10 5 |      that the change which takes place in the liver does not all
11 6 |       carried off to its natural place, or change into something
12 7 |           nor has it the form or place of a part; nay, it does
13 8 |    another, they occupy the same place for the exact construction
14 11|    pertains to hold the foremost place, to the other to attend
15 11|          safety, holds the first place, whether in nature, or order,
16 12|     which is useless can have no place; but that which was created
17 14|          proof of this, and what place each of them holds--which
18 14| arrangement of these they should place tint the cause of the creation
19 14|      that the resurrection takes place not for the sake of the
20 15|        resurrection were to take place, the nature of men as men
21 16|    powers, which naturally takes place in sleep, seems to interrupt
22 18|      according to merit finds no place in the present existence,
23 19|      find a just judgment taking place; for neither do the good
24 20|        judgment on the soul take place, since there would be an
25 24|       brutes must hold the first place, while that regulated by
26 25|  resurrection; for if this takes place, an end befitting the nature