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 1 2 |       any fall as a prey to the greater animals, that their race
 2 2 |        to that region where the greater ones cannot exist, or they
 3 3 | protection of man, that nothing greater or better can be given by
 4 3 |       received that which is of greater value, he is better equipped
 5 3 |       those which are born with greater strength, though they are
 6 3 |          For the hands o are of greater service than the lightness
 7 3 |         wings; the tongue is of greater service y than the strength
 8 5 |        He also carried out to a greater length some of the limbs,
 9 5 |       body, by binding together greater and small bones, He compacted
10 7 |        the top of the head to a greater length on the outside of
11 10|    teeth, as in a millstone, is greater and rougher than in the
12 10| appearance or the usefulness is greater. For the perfection and
13 20|          I will exhort you with greater clearness and truth to the