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 1 Text|        though it is a harmful thing, when our bodies [P. 2.]
 2 Text|       when they do not know a thing they confess that they do
 3 Text|     Stoics too (say) the same thing. But they do not agree in
 4 Text|     bodies, can exist in this thing (i.e. Space) which is incorporeal. ~
 5 Text|       And again, what is that thing in the midst of which it
 6 Text|     the incorporeal—this is a thing which can be stated indeed,
 7 Text|     body and substance. And a thing which does not exist in
 8 Text|       exist in substance is a thing to which these three dimensions
 9 Text|       buy and I sell; but the thing which I buy or sell is some
10 Text|        not to it, but to that thing with which it is associated ;
11 Text|   book because it is really a thing seen. But these senses ...
12 Text|  visible or audible, but that thing has an appearance of its
13 Text|    should pass judgement on a thing which was not designed for
14 Text|       same seven Names [every]thing begins to be spoken, while
15 Text|     voice which is in us is a thing bound within us, and as
16 Text| former (?) limit. Oh ! what a thing is Contrivance ! since it
17 Text| happens that he who is near a thing does not see it, while another,
18 Text|    dull." ~But from this very thing learn that if, moreover,