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1 II |   much perfection in works composed of many separate parts,
2 II |   without demonstrations), composed as they are of the opinions
3 II |     The majority of men is composed of two classes, for neither
4 II | precepts of which logic is composed, I believed that the four
5 III|  provisory code of morals, composed of three or four maxims,
6 V  |  the matter of which it is composed, this should not prevent
7 V  |    of the heart, which are composed of a substance similar to
8 V  |   and the great artery are composed, sufficiently shows that
9 V  |   it is seen, that a clock composed only of wheels and weights