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1 4 |    total in human and divine things. From this arose a high-mindedness
2 4 |       He felt no fear of the things which seem so terrible to
3 12|     s aptitude for the finer things, Plutarch loved him more
4 16|    an excellent judge in all things. If he found someone who
5 18| obstacles to our flight from things here below.~These are virtues
6 21|      the realm of contingent things, and which can seem otherwise
7 23|     Nous) which embraces all things together by a single intuition,
8 28|   social, he cared for those things which were lower.~He practiced
9 33|   may even think I am saying things little worthy of belief.