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 1   1,  1   |        their various kinds are equal, similar, or greater.~CIC.
 2   1,  4   |      of which those things are equal, as those of demons or heroes.~
 3   1,  5   |        Cancer he remounts.~And equal to this heat, this cold,
 4   1,  5   |   never waning flames~Are only equal to my tears.~My floods and
 5   1,  5   |      to those things which are equal and inferior. The second
 6   1,  5   |      receives within itself an equal amount of the solar splendour,
 7   1,  5   |    only are all the attributes equal, they are one and the same
 8   1,  5   |        dimensions are not only equal, the length being equal
 9   1,  5   |        equal, the length being equal to the depth and breadth,
10   1,  5   |      All these perfections are equal, because they are infinite.
11   2,  1   |     love, which, perchance, is equal to so much beauty (equal,
12   2,  1   |       equal to so much beauty (equal, he means, of the beauty,
13   2,  1   |       perfections are not only equal but are also the same. In
14   2,  2   |  superiors, and the ignoble to equal the noble, the order of
15   2,  2   |      mount to the stars, to be equal to gods, and to understand
16   2,  3   |       more than that, they are equal to the ocean, not because
17   2,  3(1)|     called into action must be equal in power? -- (Translator.)~
18   2,  3   |       heart shelters them with equal tenacity. Therefore the
19   2,  3   |      oppose against us with an equal force?~Oh, where is he,
20   2,  4   |       light; but that which is equal to the thickness and density
21   2,  5   | beautiful than you or at least equal to you; besides which, that
22   2,  5   |       run parallel.~The sun is equal to thy chiefest nymph,~By
23   2,  5   |         Amongst my stars she's equal to the sun."~I believe that