Caput

1 2 |      degree in peace as in war, human affairs would be more orderly
2 2 | dominion of intellect. Yet many human beings, resigned to sensuality
3 6 |         is generally the case m human affairs, was the consequence
4 6 |       that, by this method, the human mind would be least likely
5 22|         goblets, the blood of a human body mixed with wine; and
6 51|      what is right; nor has any human being consulted, at the
7 51|      that it puts an end to all human woes; and that, beyond it,