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 1   1,  Int |  primitive monad. As from the One proceeds the infinite, series of
 2   1,  2   | conversing; the third from seeing proceeds to precipitate into the
 3   1,  4   |          will tell thee. All love proceeds from seeing: intelligent
 4   1,  4   |            to the star, whence it proceeds, and has its beginning,
 5   1,  4   |           dislike and regret, she proceeds to the hatred of inferior
 6   1,  4   |   inferior, the affection of Love proceeds, as the intellect or sentiment
 7   1,  4   |        the intellect or sentiment proceeds from these intelligible
 8   1,  5   |         certain affliction, which proceeds from the fear of imperfect
 9   2,  1   |        meaning of that life which proceeds from science and is regulated
10   2,  1   |      comprehended truth, but ever proceeds on and on towards that truth
11   2,  1   |        The eagle again, before he proceeds to his venery, first rises
12   2,  1   |      other species. And this lame proceeds from him, who having tasted
13   2,  2(1)|         becomes viler the more it proceeds to external things, and
14   2,  2(1)|          and happier, the more it proceeds to things internal. -- ("
15   2,  2   |            which is the divinity, proceeds this monad which is nature,
16   2,  3   |   withstanding that from one mode proceeds the other mode of being.~
17   2,  4   |          by the second blind man, proceeds from some troubled affection,
18   2,  4   |           by the third blind man, proceeds from this: that Divine Truth
19   2,  4   |           to the difficulty which proceeds from reflective vision,
20   2,  4   |            which in a certain way proceeds from that which is seen,
21   2,  4   |    misfortune. And this generally proceeds from the apprehension of