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 1 1 |  resentment and indignation. Accordingly, after his sentence, when
 2 3 |    Whatever noxious vapours, accordingly, exhaled from philosophy,
 3 5 | mutual contact or coherence. Accordingly Lucretius says:~"Tangere
 4 16| disciples. In our own cases, accordingly, the irascible and the concupiscible
 5 17|     would have no sensation. Accordingly, sensation comes from the
 6 19|      more with intelligence. Accordingly by this intuition the babe
 7 25|    he is not to die himself. Accordingly, among surgeons' tools there
 8 26|    merely, but spirits also. Accordingly you read the word of God
 9 27|     functions of generation. Accordingly from the one (primeval)
10 33|  which is especially divine. Accordingly, God's judgment will be
11 40|     for the offices of life. Accordingly the flesh is blamed in the
12 43|       but also in things. He accordingly sets before your view the
13 43|     body its activity again. Accordingly, when the body shakes off
14 45|      kind of madness. We are accordingly not said to be mad, but
15 56|  with pain and grief. He has accordingly kept a twofold object in