Chapter

 1 5 |       that not even for a little time do they undergo the first
 2 6 |         it continue for a longer time, produces suffering or disease
 3 6 |           destroying at the same time the natural nourishment,
 4 7 |      variety of changes,--at one time being dispersed by toil
 5 7 |         toil or care, at another time being wasted by grief or
 6 7 |      same nature, whether at any time, through ignorance and being
 7 8 |          for as long a period of time as may be the lot of each;
 8 9 |        in pieces, or worn out by time, or otherwise destroyed,
 9 10|         so, he would at the same time be unawares reflecting on
10 11|       upon them according to the time each has lived, and according
11 12| measuring that which occurs from time to time by the proper standards
12 12|        which occurs from time to time by the proper standards
13 12|     remains in existence at that time.~
14 14|     judgment on both at the same time, although they have the
15 16|      sleep at equal intervals of time, and, as it were, come back
16 16|     resurrection, although for a time it is interrupted by the
17 17|   sometimes by sleep, at another time by death, and by the changes
18 19|         country, and at the same time destroys inhabitants of
19 21|    appetites and motions, at one time being seized upon and carried