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1 1 |   philosophers--even next to, (nay, along with) the gods themselves.
2 16| produced on His own prompting; nay more, which He expressly
3 17|    intelligence and knowledge--nay, an ability to form the
4 32|       a goat or into a quail?--nay, it may be, feed on carrion,
5 33|  murder, even while yet alive; nay, hindered from too easily
6 43|         or even before he ate, nay, even before he spoke; in
7 58|       receive its consolation. Nay more, even in matters done