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 1   1, 10  |      differ from time. For two ~measures of duration cannot exist
 2   1, 10  |          and not as regards the measures, then there ~is some reason
 3   1, 10  |         can be taken from these measures in ~themselves, if we consider
 4   1, 10  |         of which the respective measures are time and ~eternity.~
 5   1, 10  |          but ~by time; for time measures not only things actually
 6   1, 10  |   changeable; hence it not only measures movement but it also ~measures
 7   1, 10  |  measures movement but it also ~measures repose, which belongs to
 8   1, 10  | different genera have different measures. But some ~aeviternal things
 9   1, 53  |         in the whole time which measures the movement of a body,
10   1, 53  |         now" of the ~time which measures the movement, there must
11   1, 53  |      every "now" of time ~which measures rest, the subject reposing
12   1, 53  |       every "now" of time which measures ~movement, the movable subject
13   1, 53  |         same as the ~time which measures the movement of the heavens,
14   1, 53  |   proportion to the time ~which measures the movement of corporeal
15   1, 54  |         in the whole time which measures the movement of a body,
16   1, 54  |         now" of the ~time which measures the movement, there must
17   1, 54  |      every "now" of time ~which measures rest, the subject reposing
18   1, 54  |       every "now" of time which measures ~movement, the movable subject
19   1, 54  |         same as the ~time which measures the movement of the heavens,
20   1, 54  |   proportion to the time ~which measures the movement of corporeal
21   2, 19  |       are not several proximate measures; but ~there can be several
22   2, 19  |       but ~there can be several measures if one is subordinate to
23   2, 52  |        various dispositions and measures of health are by way of ~
24   2, 66  |       He bestows on men various measures of ~virtue, according to
25   2, 90  |         First, as in that which measures and rules: and ~since this
26   2, 91  |       as in him that ~rules and measures; in another way, as in that
27   2, 91  |   nature, are general rules and measures of ~all things relating
28   2, 91  |   resides in him that rules and measures; but, by way of ~participation,
29   2, 96  |     there were as many rules or measures as there are ~things measured
30   2, 96  | homogeneous with that ~which it measures, as stated in Metaph. x,
31   2, 96  |       are measured by different measures. Wherefore laws imposed
32   2, 96  |        burdensome, those useful measures which ~have been enacted
33   2, 97  |   respect of persons if unequal measures are served ~out to those
34   2, 58  |        burdensome, those useful measures which have been enacted
35   2, 75  |         being measured: and the measures of things that come ~into
36   2, 75  |      Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The measures of salable commodities must
37   2, 75  |       is greater abundance, the measures are wont to be larger. ~
38   2, 75  |        must determine the just ~measures of things salable, with
39   2, 75  |        lawful to disregard such measures as are ~established by public
40   2, 89  |        resound with ~theatrical measures and airs." Therefore God
41   2, 121 |      likely to happen; he takes measures beforehand, ~and looks out
42   3, 44  |          heavenly bodies, which measures the duration of the seasons.
43   3, 75  |    grant this of the time which measures movement ~depending on the
44 Suppl, 71|         is provoked ~to harsher measures." Now every sinner is offensive
45 Suppl, 81|      enough, because an instant measures the ~instantaneous, according