Book, Paragraph

1   I,  1 | position to say something worth saying about the essential nature
2   I,  2 |      whoever agrees with him in saying that mind set the whole
3   I,  3 |         his wooden Aphrodite by saying that he poured quicksilver
4   I,  4 |       doubtless better to avoid saying that the soul pities or
5   I,  5 |      and difficulties raised by saying, as Empedocles does, that
6  II,  2 |       must confine ourselves to saying that soul is the source
7 III,  3 |        exercise. And as we were saying before, visions appear to
8 III,  6 |     existence.~Assertion is the saying of something concerning
9 III,  12|        it is better, instead of saying that the sight issues from