Chapter

 1 7 |        is the prelude to every kind of action and, as the greatest
 2 15|    forth from us, as it were a kind of slough that continually
 3 16|     look into mirrors of every kind, liquid and solid? There
 4 36|       various subjects of this kind. If it is an honour and
 5 40| treatises on the organs of all kind of animals, describing the
 6 42|       various relations of the kind in t he philosopher Varro,
 7 43|      and thus, as it were in a kind of slumber, it may predict
 8 43|     Pythagoras said, not every kind of wood is fit to be carved
 9 55|    learned mysteries of many a kind, rites in great number,
10 79|    desire for anything of this kind, they should prefer to make
11 92|      It is for reasons of this kind among others that widows