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 1    I, 6|       for such is the nourishing substance of milk swelling out from
 2    I, 6|        the milk, but the same in substance. For the very same Word
 3    I, 6|          ventured to call it the substance of the soul. And this blood,
 4    I, 6|         being mixed with it, the substance of the blood, still remaining
 5    I, 6|       that very bright and white substance by the breath! The change
 6    I, 6|      being taught to furnish the substance elaborated by nature in
 7    I, 6|        which does not affect its substance, just as in old people yellow
 8    I, 6| expression, only to say that one substance supplies both articles of
 9    I, 6|          seed of an animal is in substance the foam of the blood, which
10    I, 6|         then the same coagulated substance is changed into blood; but
11   II, 2|           frequently fancies the substance of one object to be manifold.
12   II, 3|        there was no end of their substance, who fashioned silver and
13   II, 8|        of life in respect of the substance of the wood, of joy in respect
14  III, 2|      friend who had despised the substance which he had possessed at