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 1   1, 6 |  figure and visibility, and wholly destitute of soul and of
 2   1, 27| world,—constituted as it is wholly and altogether of many parts,—
 3   1, 27|     this world is viewed as wholly subject to sense: for it
 4   1, 37|     nations, and others are wholly subject: with the great
 5   1, 40|   children of its own kind. Wholly therefore is this alone,
 6   1, 72|  alone is true ; and again, wholly plunges in pursuit of the
 7   1, 75| some earthen69 vessel, and) wholly compressed within this its
 8   1, 77|     And, Shall man alone be wholly and in every thing subject
 9   2, 21|  the entire universe itself wholly constitutes the Deity47!
10   2, 25|    the moon, the stars, and wholly and at once, the whole world,
11   2, 35|  same elegant tongue,—(and) wholly for the sake of which,—said
12   2, 45| immortal: neither (are you) wholly indissoluble." And again (
13   2, 55|     the priest. He was then wholly burnt on a fire that had
14   2, 76|   rest of the Gods has been wholly withholden from the hearing
15   3, 3 |   mind; and let thy soul be wholly collected within thee. Consider
16   4, 14|   all these were therefore, wholly taken away, even to their
17   5, 19|    on magic only, -- and is wholly addicted to things (thus)
18   5, 23|   Now, all these things are wholly foreign to the doctrines
19   5, 23|      even if the matter be (wholly) false, then cannot its