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 1   1, 104 |    the sick. Nor ~are they of rare occurrence, since they happen
 2   1, 114 |       considered to the ~"the rare" and "the dense." Consequently
 3   1, 114 |  philosophers held to be the "rare" and the "dense"; there ~
 4   2, 32  |    And yet things that are of rare ~occurrence can be pleasant,
 5   2, 94  |      some particular cases of rare occurrence, through some
 6   2, 49  |     Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, rare occurrences wherein there
 7   2, 121 | dangers of death which are of rare ~occurrence in human life.
 8   2, 121 |       dangers of death are of rare occurrence, yet the ~occasions
 9   2, 140 |       dangers of death are of rare ~occurrence, and it is more
10   2, 152 |      a daily one, but victory rare: and Isidore declares (De
11   2, 154 |      it weakly; ~although in /rare cases the opposite occurs,
12   2, 172 |      Lord was precious," i.e. rare; and yet afterwards ~it
13   2, 187 |   race will perish. Virtue is rare, and is not ~desired by
14   3, 77  |    matter; because a thing is rare which ~has little matter
15 Suppl, 59|    all day long, since ~it is rare to find a marriage wherein
16 Suppl, 80|   with subtlety: and since in rare bodies the form is more ~