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1     I, 4 |            IV. HERACLITUS; HIS UNIVERSAL DOGMATISM; HIS THEORY OF
2     I, 4 |         surrendered himself to universal grief, condemning the ignorance
3     I, 16|       the three departments of universal philosophy, in this manner
4     V, 2 |     but--for so I may say--the universal creature; and this they
5     V, 10|        and monad and lord over universal generation, whereas the
6     V, 11| subjection and slew them. This universal serpent is, he says, the
7    IX, 1 |      may be made the object of universal scorn.~