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 1    I, 5 |        mere designation and actual condition. How many indeed are said
 2    I, 5 |        with fact which decides the condition implied in the name. And
 3    I, 7 |         facts. Indeed, such is its condition, that it can only continue
 4    I, 7 |           us to differ from you in condition by truth alone.~
 5    I, 10|          on the low level of human condition, imbuing the gods with the
 6    I, 14|            sound body, and so in a condition to lose his skin--carried
 7    I, 19|            likewise an unalterable condition is ascribed to the respective
 8   II, 3 |        parts (for whatever its own condition may be, the same of course
 9   II, 3 |           mortal, according to the condition of animated nature; for
10   II, 3 |            a soul, as befits their condition as bodies, they are mortal--
11   II, 4 |       diversity of the things; the condition also of matter follows its
12   II, 8 |           of its own character and condition enshrined by a nation at
13   II, 10|            other for himself. (The condition was,) that if he won the
14   II, 13|            been in their primitive condition anything but men; (and this
15   II, 13|         chose to be in an inferior condition at first? Or, again, if
16   II, 14| CONFESSEDLY ELEVATED TO THE DIVINE CONDITION, WHAT PRE-EMINENT RIGHT