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1 6 |              6. Thus it may be said that a Monad can only come
2 11|        from what has just been said, that the natural changes
3 49|         49. A created thing is said to act outwardly in so far
4 50|     account that the former is said to act upon the latter.~
5 60|   Further, in what I have just said there may be seen the reasons
6 61| sympnoia panta, as Hippocrates said. But a soul can read in
7 77|             77. Thus it may be said that not only the soul (
8 89|             89. It may also be said that God as Architect satisfies