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 1 6 |          the instance of a certain Greek woman who gave birth to
 2 12|            the Greeks designate NO<greek>US</greek>, is taken by
 3 12|      Greeks designate NO<greek>US</greek>, is taken by us in no other
 4 14|     faculty, which they designate <greek>hgemonikon</greek>; and
 5 14|       designate <greek>hgemonikon</greek>; and the rational faculty,
 6 14|          faculty, which they call <greek>logikon</greek>,--and ultimately
 7 14|          they call <greek>logikon</greek>,--and ultimately subdivided
 8 15|        ruling power of the soul"--<greek>to</greek> <greek>hgemonikon</
 9 15|           of the soul"--<greek>to</greek> <greek>hgemonikon</greek>
10 15|          soul"--<greek>to</greek> <greek>hgemonikon</greek> for if
11 15|          greek> <greek>hgemonikon</greek> for if this be not admitted,
12 16|        irascible, which they call <greek>qumikon</greek>, and the
13 16|          they call <greek>qumikon</greek>, and the concupiscible,
14 16|        they designate by the term <greek>epiqumhtikon</greek> (in
15 16|          term <greek>epiqumhtikon</greek> (in such a way as to make
16 21|             which is described as <greek>autexousios</greek> (of
17 21|   described as <greek>autexousios</greek> (of independent authority);
18 21|            independent authority (<greek>to</greek> <greek>autexousion</
19 21|  independent authority (<greek>to</greek> <greek>autexousion</greek>),
20 21|      authority (<greek>to</greek> <greek>autexousion</greek>), we
21 21|         greek> <greek>autexousion</greek>), we have already shown
22 23|       elaborated his new formula, <greek>maqhseis</greek> <greek>
23 23|          formula, <greek>maqhseis</greek> <greek>anamnhseis</greek>,
24 23|            greek>maqhseis</greek> <greek>anamnhseis</greek>, which
25 23|          greek> <greek>anamnhseis</greek>, which means that "learning
26 25| infanticide function, the name of <greek>embruosqakths</greek>, the
27 25|           of <greek>embruosqakths</greek>, the slayer of the infant,
28 25|        term for soul, forsooth, in Greek answered to such a refrigeration!
29 25|         soul by another name than <greek>yukh</greek>? How many nations
30 25|     another name than <greek>yukh</greek>? How many nations are there
31 27|           soul. Now if the soul in Greek is a word which is synonymous
32 30|       emigration, which they call <greek>apaikiai</greek>] or colonies,
33 30|         they call <greek>apaikiai</greek>] or colonies, for the purpose
34 31|   monopolized by philosophers--and Greek philosophers only, as if
35 32|            an end for ever to his <greek>metensw</greek>-<greek>matwsis</
36 32|        ever to his <greek>metensw</greek>-<greek>matwsis</greek>
37 32|             greek>metensw</greek>-<greek>matwsis</greek> or putting
38 32|             greek>-<greek>matwsis</greek> or putting himself into