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 1   1, 4  | absolutely, ~without limitation, uniformly;" and afterwards he adds
 2   1, 4  |        remaining one and shining uniformly, contains within itself
 3   1, 4  |         within itself first ~and uniformly the substances of sensible
 4   1, 6  |          univocal cause is found uniformly; but in ~the equivocal cause
 5   1, 102|         moved and do not operate uniformly, but some ~contingently
 6   2, 10 |   sometimes man is such and such uniformly in respect of his ~whole
 7   2, 28 |          of acts all ~proceeding uniformly from an agent, follow one
 8   2, 178|          by which a thing moves ~uniformly round one point as center,
 9   2, 178|    neither beginning ~nor end is uniformly around the one same center.
10   2, 178|      intellectual powers must be uniformly ~concentrated," in other