Chapter

1 1|    pleasures, would constitute true happiness, also includes
2 5| setting out, an advancement in true freedom and in joy. It is
3 6|  certain sense constitutes the true youth of the world, as long
4 6|       the future, the need for true renewal, not be secretly
5 6|    ridiculous. But this is not true in what concerns the spiritual
6 7|     presupposes a deepening of true knowledge of oneself, as
7 7|      of kings; and the same is true of his invincible faith,