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 1   1, 24|      to others, that they may partake of immortality : and of
 2   1, 44|      they were made worthy to partake in things most excellent.
 3   1, 44| indeed, any of all those that partake in the nature and name of
 4   1, 72|    because he has made him to partake in the things which are
 5   1, 73|       shall have been made to partake of an adequate culture;
 6   1, 75| stirred up. Then too, will it partake in knowledge, wisdom, and
 7   1, 75|     to the body, and the soul partake in the drunkenness, gluttony,
 8   1, 75|   probability holds, he shall partake at once in their superiority
 9   1, 77|       shall be, when it shall partake of the life that is pure,
10   2, 14|    law, and have been made to partake in the lawless services
11   2, 94|      henceforth allow them to partake of wholesome and strengthening
12   5, 48|        whose intellect would (partake) so much of stone, as readily