Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |            wide difference between health and knowledge; for the latter
 2    I, 1 |    knowledge, and to the latter to health. As, then, for those of
 3    I, 5 |          blood, and both drink for health to men--wine for the body,
 4    I, 8 |           to salvation and eternal health. Furthermore, the general
 5    I, 9 |          best to be always in good health, but well to recover from
 6    I, 9 |        truth?" Thus also people in health do not require a physician,
 7    I, 11|        which Word springs the true health of the soul, and its eternal
 8    I, 12|            on their restoration to health. But how shall we not acknowledge
 9   II, 1 |            consists of two things--health and strength; to which plainness
10   II, 1 |        from which come growth, and health, and right strength, not
11   II, 2 |            physic, for the sake of health alone, and others for purposes
12   II, 2 |         wine, conduces together to health, because life consists of
13   II, 8 |           most essential thing for health to fill the brain with good
14   II, 9 |            is conducive to his own health; and that is not very usual.
15   II, 12|     exercise, and best adapted for health and ease, unless where necessity
16  III, 3 |            finery, they are not in health; but inclining to voluptuousness,
17  III, 9 |           cleanliness, or heat, or health, or lastly, for pleasure.
18  III, 9 |          women for cleanliness and health, by men for health alone.
19  III, 9 | cleanliness and health, by men for health alone. To bathe for the
20  III, 10|          respects conducive to the health of young men, and produce
21  III, 10|          exercise tending to sound health, the Instructor will approve
22  III, 10|         serviceable and profitable health. But let those others, who
23  III, 11|  complexion and a regular pulse of health; so also clothing of this
24  III, 11|       complexion. The adornment of health is here in place, through
25  III, 11|         does the body maintain its health from these, but they also
26  III, 11|       Beauty is the free flower of health for the latter is produced
27  III, 11|            habits. Nor is a man in health to use his servants as horses
28  III, 12|         the land," beauty, wealth, health, strength, sustenance. For