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1     1,   4, 5 | changeless; but, in fact, it is equally subjected to ceaseless alteration.
2     1,   4, 11| serpents, oxen, and eagles were equally full of life; hence the
3     1,   5, 8 |       in deeds. Even if men are equally endowed with that nature,
4     1,   6, 14|      these three aspects can be equally real. A tree appears to
5     1,   7, 6 |     which he governs all things equally and impartially. First let
6     1,   7, 8 |       any length, yet it is not equally needless to say a few words
7 Appen,   2, 4 |      and the things dreamed are equally unreal, and that nothing
8 Appen,   2, 4 |     dreamed, as said above, are equally unreal, but does not that