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 1   I, 6 |          colors of which this is composed are real. And on the same
 2  II, 12|     contains, and of which it is composed. ~
 3   V, 11| considering a rectilinear figure composed of only three angles, it
 4  VI, 2 |     conceive that it is a figure composed of a thousand sides, as
 5  VI, 2 |      that a triangle is a figure composed of only three sides; but
 6  VI, 6 |      were even for the most part composed of parts of the latter,
 7  VI, 14|          self, in as far as I am composed of body and mind, may be
 8  VI, 15|       has given to me as a being composed of mind and body. But nature,
 9  VI, 17|        to be so. And as a clock, composed of wheels and counter weights,
10  VI, 17|          machine, so made up and composed of bones, nerves, muscles,
11  VI, 23|          man, in so far as it is composed of mind and body, cannot