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1   1, 77  |       a ~certain affinity and proximity to the universal reason,
2   1, 78  | understand, by ~reason of its proximity to the first intellect,
3   1, 101 |       on account of the mere ~proximity of the sun. But whatever
4   2, 45  |       means of safety, or the proximity of something to be feared. ~
5   3, 72  |    forehead on account of the proximity of the ~imagination, and
6 Suppl, 85|    foretold as announcing the proximity of ~Christ's coming occurred
7 Appen2, 1|      is situated below and in proximity to hell, so ~that it is