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 1 Pre    |   considerations that whatever portions of this Work are found,
 2   1, 6 |     themselves the constituent portions of the universe, and are
 3   1, 26|      this one man, that these (portions) really were many men: he
 4   1, 28|  consisting of many dissimilar portions: ./. acute and grave, lax
 5   1, 37|      the keepers of the middle portions. Others again, are far distant
 6   1, 37|     again, some bear rule over portions of the nations, and others
 7   1, 39|      bodies, elements, and the portions of the world, the (whole)
 8   1, 44|      elements which are in its portions, the earth, the waters,
 9   2, 4 |      rest of the (constituent) portions of the world, they likewise
10   2, 13|      sun illuminates (all) the portions of the universe,—of the
11   2, 18|  elements, and to the sensible portions of the universe ! And (thus),
12   2, 21|       are Gods, as are all the portions of the world; and, because
13   2, 22| material elements and sensible portions of the universe ! ~
14   2, 43|     and that the (constituent) portions of this were Gods, persuaded
15   2, 43|       called the (constituent) portions of the world Gods, and worshipped