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1   I,  21  |        another. Our art makes one dependent on the other. But this is
2  II,  72  |      bodies; in short, he is in a dependent alliance with everything.
3  II,  72  |        then, is cause and effect, dependent and supporting, mediate
4  II,  170 |         from without, and thus is dependent, and therefore subject to
5 VII,  539 |       equally under obedience and dependent, both engaged in equally
6 VII,  539 |          makes a vow to be always dependent. So they do not differ in
7 VIII,  556|    immaterial truths, eternal and dependent on a first truth, in which
8 VIII,  571| significance of the word enemy is dependent on the ultimate end, the