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1       2, III   |        I would have blushed to obey. Yet they were from thee,
2       3, VI(65)| perfecti, who were supposed to obey the strict rules of an ascetic
3       3, VIII  |      to the public interest to obey him - and, in truth, it
4       3, VIII  |     ought we unhesitatingly to obey God, the Governor of all
5       3, IX    |       things done by those who obey thee either exhibit something
6       7, IX    |       it be itself it does not obey itself. Whence this strange
7      12, XXI   |     For all these animals will obey reason when, having been
8      12, XXXII |      subject so that it should obey, so also, physically, the