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 1   1,  Int |      harmony and the fusion of the opposites the intellect becomes one
 2   1,  1   |           of the heart proceed two opposites, love and hate; and the
 3   1,  1   |     beginnings and extremes of two opposites he would reduce to two beginnings
 4   1,  2   |          all things are made up of opposites, whence it comes that the
 5   1,  2   |           in the~middle, where the opposites meet, and are one and identical;
 6   1,  2   |            am I subject to eternal opposites, And, banished both from
 7   1,  2   |         unity, and there where the opposites meet, its composition and
 8   1,  5   |           which proceed from their opposites, and which disturb us, as
 9   2,  1   |         same subject, although the opposites cannot be together. And
10   2,  1   |        dominion of one part of the opposites, and there is no pleasure
11   2,  3   | philosophize about the identity of opposites which I have studied in
12   2,  3   |         usually received, that the opposites in the same genus are quite
13   2,  3(1)|            Does this mean that the opposites which are called into action
14   2,  3   |          like two equally vigorous opposites they curb and suppress each
15   2,  4   |       united the various parts and opposites, was absorbed, and the amorous