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 1  II,  72 |            extreme cold. Excessive qualities are prejudicial to us and
 2  II,  72 |          to another; and these are qualities which belong only to bodies.~
 3  II,  72 |           colour them with our own qualities, and stamp with our composite
 4  II,  99 |          mind from considering the qualities of all that it does not
 5  II,  112| Inconstancy.—Things have different qualities, and the soul different
 6   V,  319|            rather than by internal qualities! Which of us two shall have
 7   V,  323|           me, for I can lose these qualities without losing myself. Where,
 8   V,  323|         the soul, except for these qualities which do not constitute
 9   V,  323|          the abstract and whatever qualities might be therein. We never,
10   V,  323|            love a person, but only qualities.~Let us, then, jeer no more
11   V,  323|        only on account of borrowed qualities.~
12 VII,  455|           a word, the Self has two qualities: it is unjust in itself
13   X,  662|        this means they had the two qualities which it was necessary they
14   X,  683|           reconciling all contrary qualities, and it is not enough to
15   X,  683|          up a series of harmonious qualities, without reconciling contradictory
16 XII,  799|         taught the evangelists the qualities of a perfectly heroic soul,