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1       1, VI   |     thee abide all the stable causes of all unstable things,
2       1, XIII |         20. But what were the causes for my strong dislike of
3       3, VII  |      perception harmonize the causes of former ages and other
4       4, VIII | sorrows just like it, but the causes of other sorrows. For why
5       6, IX   |     Word and judge of so many causes in thy Church - a wiser
6       7, III  |     the drink allays this, it causes pleasure. It is also the
7      10, XVIII|       perhaps, instead, their causes and their signs are seen,
8      10, XVIII|       already beholding these causes and signs, they are not
9      12, IV   |      said to rest he actually causes to rest in himself. But