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1  II,  114 | blowing the nose, sneezing. We distinguish vines by their fruit, and
2  IV,  274 |     feeling, so that we cannot distinguish between these contraries.
3   V,  317 |    Deference further serves to distinguish the great. Now if deference
4   V,  317 |       put to inconvenience, we distinguish very well.~
5   V,  319 |         319. How rightly do we distinguish men by external appearances
6 VII,  512 |      make my body. It does not distinguish the necessary condition
7 XIII,  816|         the people, who cannot distinguish which among these particular
8 XIII,  842|      so that the people cannot distinguish. And they ask, "What have
9 XIII,  842|     contradiction.~For we must distinguish the times.~How glad you