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1 18| WORLD, BUT OF ITS INDiVIDUAL PARTS. THAT BY THE DECREE OF THE
2 18|      whole, but also for its parts. Britain is deficient in
3 18|    stars themselves, and the parts of the whole world. Unless,
4 24|  this? And he whose shameful parts are cut off, how greatly
5 29|    wooden crosses perhaps as parts of your gods. For your very
6 30|    to him by parents in some parts of Africa, caresses and
7 34|    Plato speaks, saying that parts of the world are now inundated,