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 1 3 |     it is a most praiseworthy thing when, by true knowledge,
 2 16|      cleverly, if he does the thing with clever discrimination
 3 16|      weaken it. And because a thing is weakened, it cannot work
 4 16|      cannot work like a sound thing. For the soundness of a [
 5 18|      with regard to this very thing, hear on the other hand
 6 20|     For I wonder how that one thing both enslaves it and is
 7 20|      there should be a single thing, and though it is a single
 8 20|     and though it is a single thing, when that single thing
 9 20|       thing, when that single thing wills to be two it is easy
10 20|     these two can be a single thing, yet except they are divided
11 20|    swallowed up by that sweet thing so as to become pleasant
12 20|      when it (i.e., the sweet thing) has been swallowed up is
13 20|     it mixed with that bitter thing so as to become bitter like
14 20|  another, and have become one thing affectionately, are they
15 22|    conquer ? But if that good thing which is in us is obedient
16 22|   Evil ? For by means of that thing whereby it becomes obedient
17 23|    Will, for though it is one thing, part of it is good, and
18 23|   shall tell him that it is a thing endowed with independence.
19 25|   over itself is similar to a thing which is bound in its Nature. [
20 26|      it can be known that the thing exists, but it is not possible
21 33| mankind were alike saying one thing or doing one thing, perhaps
22 33| saying one thing or doing one thing, perhaps there would be
23 37|     cannot change that deadly thing, seeing that it is not an
24 45|       fire which is a created thing. And, though we do not wish
25 47|       one another ? And, if a thing cannot love its opposite,
26 47|     For if the Soul is a good thing from a good Nature, how