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 1 10|            is simple; in other words uniform and uncompounded; simply
 2 17|           escape our notice; for the uniform density of the surrounding
 3 20|           THE SOUL, AS TO ITS NATURE UNIFORM, BUT ITS FACULTIES VARIOUSLY
 4 20|         manner, the soul may well be uniform in its seminal origin, although
 5 21|              the soul possessed this uniform and simple nature from the
 6 21|            maintain to be simple and uniform in its condition. Concerning
 7 24|            incapable of delineation, uniform, supreme, rational, and
 8 24| obliviousness? Oblivion, however, is uniform and identical. Therefore
 9 31|          they come back again at one uniform age? For all men are imbued
10 36|           from the very beginning is uniform, as is that of the soul