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1     1,   4, 3 |           tradition, nationality, limitation, and fixity, and it never
2     1,   7, 5 |          and necessity, power and limitation, caprice and law; yet these
3     1,   7, 10|          because it is subject to limitation. They ascribe all evils
4     1,   7, 10|           forgetting that without limitation life is a mere blank. Suppose
5     1,   7, 10| Individuality necessarily implies limitation, hence if there be no limitation
6     1,   7, 10|  limitation, hence if there be no limitation in the world, then there
7     1,   8, 8 |       nature is to break down its limitation and to set it at liberty.
8     1,   8, 14|       this phenomenal universe of limitation and relativity that Zen