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 1  1|        You would think that one mind had been shared between
 2  1| friendship, the direction of my mind fixed itself chiefly on
 3  5|       in file present case your mind must be so fashioned that
 4 11|     know, there will neither be mind, nor soul, nor life. With
 5 16|       the very formation of the mind. Therefore it is nothing
 6 17|        to me not to have either mind or sense, or, in fact, even
 7 19|        OF ALL THINGS, AND THEIR MIND AND SPIRIT. AND, BESIDES,
 8 19|      men;' and that such is the mind of mortal men as the Parent
 9 19|       within nourishes, and the mind infused stirs the heaven
10 19|        another place calls that mind and spirit God. For these
11 19|      announced to be by us, but mind, and reason, and spirit?
12 19|   things, but that God was that mind which from water formed
13 19|       the motion of an infinite mind; and the God of Pythagoras
14 19|         was all infinity with a mind; and Antisthenes, that there
15 19|        at one time he says that Mind, at another the World, is
16 19|       in various ways, a divine mind to God. Theophrastus, and
17 19|       discoursed of God as of a mind, now of a soul, now of air,
18 23|          in that the belief and mind of the ignorant is deceived
19 23|      one were to present to his mind with what instruments and
20 24| perceive that people of unsound mind, and of weak and degraded
21 29|      man adores God with a pure mind, with handsoutstretched.
22 32|      should be dedicated in our mind, consecrated in our inmost
23 32|         disposition, and a pure mind, and a sincere judgment.
24 36|       FAR AS FATE IS GOD. MAN'S MIND IS FREE, AND THEREFORE SO
25 36| disposition of fortune, yet the mind is free; and therefore man'
26 36|       but our glory; for as our mind is relaxed by luxury, so
27 36|      addition, strength both of mind and of body grows torpid
28 38|        in our dress, but in our mind we do not speak meat things,
29 40|         these things in my own 'mind, Caecilius broke forth: "
30 40|        some things remain in my mind, not as resisting the truth,