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1     7, 5-8|     according to his socalled constellations, I thought on certain affairs
2     7, 5-8| constrained to allow the same constellations, even to the minutest points,
3     7, 6-9|      that upon inspecting his constellations, I ought if I were to predict
4     7, 6-9|    consulted me upon the same constellations, since they were his also,
5     7, 6-9|       I should, from the same constellations, speak diversely, or if
6     7, 6-9|     upon consideration of the constellations, was spoken truly, was spoken