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 1   1, 31|       and this at the same time capable of comprehending many things;
 2   1, 31|  faculty in man. It is moreover capable at once of many sorts of
 3   1, 38|         of the middle place, as capable at once of both the excellent
 4   1, 66| learning of which his nature is capable, confess; and Him does he
 5   2, 46|       sense:—this too, which is capable of action : and that, which
 6   2, 80|         be evident to every one capable of reflection, that these
 7   2, 85|    excellent, to those who were capable of being taught in the mysteries
 8   5, 15|        only one, who has arisen capable of this matter? Or, Is it (
 9   5, 15|      was the first and only one capable of this; -- no one having
10   5, 35|     They also desired the life, capable of submitting to sufferings,