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 1  II,  72 |         Our senses perceive no extreme. Too much sound deafens
 2  II,  72 |    redditur. 6 We feel neither extreme heat nor extreme cold. Excessive
 3  II,  72 |       neither extreme heat nor extreme cold. Excessive qualities
 4  II,  72 |      not feel but suffer them. Extreme youth and extreme age hinder
 5  II,  72 |        them. Extreme youth and extreme age hinder the mind, as
 6  II,  72 |     always distant from either extreme, what matters it that man
 7  II,  135|     fear are worthless, so are extreme and hopeless misery, brutal
 8  II,  135|       misery, brutal lust, and extreme cruelty.~
 9  II,  139|      more expose themselves to extreme perils, in my opinion as
10 III,  194|        Nothing reveals more an extreme weakness of mind than not
11 III,  214|       be joined to meanness is extreme injustice.~
12   V,  327| themselves at birth. The other extreme is that reached by great
13  VI,  353|      greatness by going to one extreme, but in touching both at
14  VI,  353|     soul from one to the other extreme, and in fact it is ever
15 VII,  553|       could no longer bear His extreme suffering. "My soul is sorrowful,