Chapter

 1 7 |       their body, for it is the soul's antechamber, the portal
 2 9 |         my meed~and breathe thy soul into the reed; ¡! ~then
 3 10|        with wondering eyes, ~my soul, why point to questing beasts
 4 10|         thou hast distraught my soul. ~
 5 11|       verse was wanton, but thy soul was chaste, ~words which
 6 12|     fair a thing is nobility of soul. Or, if e ver she commends
 7 20|       investments, but the very soul of man. For if avarice make
 8 20|        am avaricious. But if my soul lacks nothing, I care little
 9 21|     happier I shall be. For the soul, l ike the body, goes lightly
10 24|         in the case of man, the soul enters the tenement of the
11 31|   oracles, Venus that lures the soul, the moon that knows the
12 43| personal opinion that the human soul, especially when it is young
13 49|       powers that make up man's soul, and showing with the utmost
14 50|        the rational part of the soul, which is by far the most
15 64|      the lord and father of the soul, the eternal saviour of
16 74|       wicked, and crime-stained soul lives upon this earth. I
17 78|     fierce indignation fills my soul. That you, the most effeminate