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 1 5 | substance which by its departure causes the living being to die
 2 17|       there is a something which causes the discrepancy between
 3 17|   between it and us, necessarily causes the true shape of the tower
 4 17|   adequate cause. Now if special causes, (such as we have indicated,)
 5 17|        which follow the specific causes of the illusion, nor to
 6 17|    senses, which only follow the causes. Persons who are afflicted
 7 17|        even against the specific causes and conditions themselves
 8 17|        even these circumstantial causes must be acquitted of all
 9 17|      senses, over which the said causes exercise a liberal sway!
10 17|          on them by the specific causes or conditions which in all
11 18|       which are the patterns and causes of those objects of nature
12 42|         certainly, if that which causes our dissolution have no
13 43|   suppose it to be the result of causes which appear to be above
14 47|        bountiful nature of which causes them to overflow even to
15 48|                          XLVIII. CAUSES AND CIRCUMSTANCES OF DREAMS.
16 52|          issues, inasmuch as its causes are manifold, we cannot
17 53|       appertain to death, or its causes, and the actual conditions
18 53|        whilst thus extracted, it causes the last remnant to seem