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   Book, Chapter
 1     I, 18|    making an exercise also of free power, in combination with
 2     V, 9 | things tremulous, sets things free as they proceed, lightens
 3    VI, 14|       they please, as persons free; for they allege that they
 4    VI, 24|  Valentinus may be altogether free from admixture (with other
 5   VII, 1 |  himself to the mast, sailed, free of danger, past the Sirens,
 6   VII, 19|     one of his) which is most free from admixture (with other
 7  VIII, 2 |      intellect, was fashioned free from deficiency. Now, all
 8    IX, 4 |   some slaves, whereas others free." And (he likewise affirms)
 9    IX, 7 | bedfellow, whether a slave or free, and that a woman, though
10     X, 29|   subsequently. Since man has free will, a law has been defined