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1 Intro,    8|    faithful, especially on the nature of the rational soul, with
2 Intro,    9|       of a private or a public nature that is of importance to
3 Intro,    9|        even those of a general nature or resulting from the quality
4 Intro,   11| remains unimpaired by her very nature; and that they ought to
5 Intro,   11|      and other matters of this nature; and, what is more appalling,
6 Intro,   11|     prop except of a temporary nature, or rather, of a kind of
7 Intro,   11|     either because of the evil nature of the times or because
8 Intro,   11|        every thing of whatever nature included or even inserted