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1   1, 11|   associated them both as one compound, and (thus) discovered one
2   1, 15|     filled with every sort of compound. He too, by every species
3   1, 27|      in need of some other to compound it: nor again, that if it
4   1, 28| collected (as it is) into one compound, consisting of many parts,
5   1, 29|   consist of (either) part or compound; but both wisely and well
6   2, 22|          air57; and others, a compound58 of these. They also introduced
7   3, 39|      by means of (some) human compound, and in some form known
8   3, 39|     Interpreter, and a bodily compound. And this would be some