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 1 3 |                        3. If we may classify virtues as physical,
 2 3 |         superhuman ones ---- we may begin with the physical
 3 3 |   delicacy of the senses, which may be called 'corporeal wisdom,'
 4 3 |      the latter physical beauty may be discovered in a certain
 5 13|   reason, freed from sensation, may cast firm glances into the
 6 16|    severely, so that in fact he may have appeared very irascible,
 7 33| chattering vainly, to those who may light on this book by chance,
 8 33|        book by chance, and some may even think I am saying things
 9 35|    interested in noble sciences may, by the position of the
10 36|        has received our bodies, May our two souls find the same
11 38|       field is open for whoever may desire to write an honest