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- Title Page
- Chap. I.--The Introduction, and Exhortation to Demetrianus.
- Chap. II.--Of the Production of the Beasts and of Man.
- Chap. III.--Of the Condition of the Beasts and Man.
- Chap. IV.--Of the Weakness of Man.
- Chap. V.--Of the Figures and Limbs of Animals.
- Chap. VI.--Of the Error of Epicurus, and of the Limbs and Their Use.
- Chap. VII.--Of All the Parts of the Body.
- Chap. VIII.--Of the Parts of Man: the Eyes and Ears.
- Chap. IX.--Of the Senses and Their Power.
- Chap. X.--Of the Outer Limbs of Man, and Their Use.
- Chap. XI.--Of the Intestines in Man, and Their Use.
- Chap. XII.--De Utero, Et Conceptione Atque Sexibus.
- Chap. XIII.--Of the Lower Members.
- Chap. XIV.--Of the Unknown Purpose of Some of the Intestines.
- Chap. XV.--Of the Voice.
- Chap. XVI.--Of the Mind and Its Seat.
- Chap. XVII.--Of the Soul, and the Opinion of Philosophers Concerning It.
- Chap. XVIII.--Of the Soul and the Mind, and Their Affections.
- Chap. XIX.--Of the Soul, and It Given by God.
- Chap. XX.--Of Himself and the Truth.
- General Note by the American Editor.