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1     1,   4, 8 | eternally changeless life is equivalent to an eternally changeless
2     1,   6, 2 |     not follow that they are equivalent. Because a certain screw
3     1,   6, 2 |    not say that the screw is equivalent of the machine." Bergson'
4     1,   6, 2 |     not follow that they are equivalent," because there are several
5     1,   6, 2 |      which two things can be equivalent. For instance, bricks, mutually
6     1,   6, 2 |   forming an arch, cannot be equivalent one with another; but water
7     1,   6, 11|  least that 'to be known' is equivalent to 'to be existent.' Rather
8     1,   7, 1 |    For them to be pleased is equivalent to sin, and to laugh, to