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 1   1,  Int |        spirit to that which we call matter; from the cause to
 2   1,  Int |       to aggregation, which we call death and life, is no other
 3   1,  1   |       yet for some in vain the call is heard,~Heedless and unprepared,
 4   1,  1   |        are the largest number, call him mad and foolish, because
 5   1,  1   |     Thou understanding little, call'st him child,~Because thou
 6   1,  1   |     seems,~Thyself not seeing, call'st him blind.~paragraph
 7   1,  2   |        ever flee away;~If I do call, yet none will answer me.~
 8   1,  2   |    point is that which you may call hot and cold, or neither
 9   1,  4   |      and dies.~At every hour I call him back by thoughts:~A
10   1,  4   |        are those thoughts that call him back from the noble
11   1,  4   |       others.~CIC. Why does he call him insane?~TANS. Because
12   1,  4   | knowledge.~CIC. It is usual to call insane those, who know nothing.~
13   1,  5   |   majestic wife of Jove,~These call the Trojan shepherd to be
14   1,  5   |    that scholastic theologians call early and late, whence our
15   1,  6   |        More than it must -- to call you feminine!~Exemption
16   2,  1   |     And if another work should call, and lead me on,~Who would
17   2,  1   |     deaf to those voices which call him to nobler enterprises:
18   2,  2(1)|        called God, and what we call the ALL, the breath which
19   2,  3   |  easily learned where the eyes call themselves the seed or founts
20   2,  4(1)|        termed God, and what we call the ALL; the breath which
21   2,  5   |      am not sure whether I can call to memory.~GIU. I pray yon,