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 1   1,  Int |       fact that he sought for higher things and longed for nobler
 2   1,  2   |       illustrious things, and higher still to things divine,
 3   1,  3   |    two which dost thou esteem higher?~TANS. The first have more
 4   1,  3   |      turn downwards,~But ever higher will I rise.~Well do I see,
 5   1,  4   |       I extend my thoughts to higher prey, and these~Now turning
 6   1,  5   |      the intellect rise still higher, and learns that the soul
 7   1,  5   |        and multiform, and the higher intellect, which, perhaps,
 8   1,  5   |     the gods, is incomparably higher than~others which are different.
 9   1,  5   |       as it goes on with ever higher aspirations, it may be said
10   2,  Pre |       picture and suggest the higher. The aim of the Heroic Enthusiast
11   2,  1   |     which is more worthy, and higher, into which I am transformed
12   2,  1   |  always so ordered as to look higher. For who may he be, that
13   2,  1   |       not keep them back from higher enterprises, but rather
14   2,  1   |     perchance of even a still higher, better and more beautiful
15   2,  1   |       the loving and aspiring higher, brings with it greater
16   2,  1(1)|       become subject unto its higher self, can the bloom open. -- ("
17   2,  1   |      all the others; for what higher and more excellent form
18   2,  2   |   arrive without hindrance to higher things.~CES. I am not wrong
19   2,  2   |      and the splendour of the higher nature, according to which,
20   2,  3   | because, flying~from him, the higher it makes itself the more
21   2,  4   |  admits, he aspires certainly higher, than he is able to comprehend.~
22   2,  4   |    goes beyond and ascends up higher than the greater number