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 1 Int  |       everlasting reason, the Divine archetype. No deviation
 2 Int  |    nature have its way that a Divine excellence is attained.~ ~
 3 I(20)|       long ago in China, "The Divine Classic of Nan-Hua" Balfour'
 4 I(27)|  famous Chang, author of "The Divine Classic of Nan-Hua" (trans.
 5 I    |     the Gods' to manifest its Divine mystery, as we speak of
 6 I    |      The truth of the Sage is Divine. When anything there is
 7 I    |      that it is most holy and Divine "grateful tears he weeps."
 8 I    | without flaws. His thought is Divine and accomplishes that on
 9 I    |      to-morrow you shall hear Divine music on the lake. I fear
10 II(7)|       least according to "The Divine Classic of Nan-Hua" by Chuang
11 II   |  exalt it and call it a light Divine? Buddhism, separated from
12 II   |   affairs. Vainly it talks of Divine knowledge. In Japan before
13 II   |      thing most wonderful and Divine; and this one made a cloud
14 II   |    The heart is wonderful and Divine. Empty and idle it cannot