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1 3 |     called 'corporeal wisdom,' especially of our noblest senses, sight
2 6 | goddess, so that he sacrificed especially to her, and practiced her
3 14|      all kinds of virtues, but especially in justice. And indeed he
4 17|        belonged to his family, especially because he belonged to the
5 18|     how man acquires them, and especially by conforming his life to
6 19|   solace from his fatigues. He especially preached abstinence from
7 19|       did they themselves; and especially he fasted on certain days,
8 19|     recite its middle and end, especially when they were Orphic verses;