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1    I, 9 |  as it is necessary for my subject, I will enumerate some instances,
2    I, 20|  been able to open out the subject to you, you will plainly
3   II, 1 |  HAS WRITTEN A WORK ON THE SUBJECT. HIS THREEFOLD CLASSIFICATION.
4   II, 3 |    since, as divine, it is subject neither to a beginning nor
5   II, 6 | disappear, if He were ever subject to change. Look, however,
6   II, 7 |     Must we regard it as a subject of ridicule or indignation,
7   II, 7 | they who were once men are subject to the dishonour of human
8   II, 12|   But the more diffuse the subject is, the more restriction