Caput

1 I   | bitterly of the spitefulness of Nature, because we are born for
2 I   |        while expostulating with Nature, to enter an indictment
3 II  |       II. Why do we complain of Nature? She has shown herself kindly;
4 XII |      best and simplest movement Nature designed to be straightforward,
5 XIII|         was beyond the power of Nature. But later this same man,
6 XIV |        Epicurus, overcome human nature with the Stoics, exceed
7 XIV |       it with the Cynics. Since Nature allows us to enter into
8 XIX |         awaits your soul; where Nature lays us to rest When we