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 1 1 |            expounding philosophical principles as the~smallest of his merits;
 2 1 |             and~methodical way, the principles necessary for life; and
 3 2 |             the elements. Let these principles~be enough for thee, let
 4 3 |        their skill, so do thou have principles~ready for the understanding
 5 3 |      appetites, to the intelligence principles. To receive the~impressions
 6 4 |            according~to the perfect principles of art.~ Men seek retreats
 7 4 |          renew thyself; and let thy~principles be brief and fundamental,
 8 4 |             thou wilt return to thy principles and the~worship of reason.~
 9 4 |       justly.~ Examine men's ruling principles, even those of the wise,
10 5 |       everything according to right principles; but~when thou bast failed,
11 5 |         delay, but to rest in~these principles only: the one, that nothing
12 6 |     received among the same seminal~principles of the universe, or they
13 6 |            cling to the reason (the principles) of~their art and do not
14 6 |          respect to the~reason (the principles) of their own arts than
15 6 |        against their~will, when the principles of justice lead that way.
16 7 |           short-lived.~ How can our principles become dead, unless the
17 7 |         discover other men's ruling principles,~but look straight to this,
18 7 |            to~have, and what ruling principles they possess. For then thou
19 8 |            a man do this? If~he has principles from which come his affects
20 8 |          affects and his acts. What~principles? Those which relate to good
21 8 |        their matter, and the ruling~principles of these men were the same.
22 8 |           the soul, apply to it the principles of Physic, of~Ethic, and
23 9 |            having conceived certain principles of the things which~were
24 9 |          from men who have the same principles as~thyself. For this is
25 9 |             those who have the same principles as ourselves. But now thou~
26 9 |          inwards into men's leading principles, and thou wilt see~what
27 9 |             are these men's leading principles, and about what kind of~
28 10|           daily wipe out~those holy principles of thine. How many things
29 10|           who is penetrated by true principles even the briefest~precept
30 11| accomplished well~except by general principles, some about the nature of
31 11|       examine the matter from first~principles, from this: If all things
32 11|          foundation in men's ruling principles, but it is our~own opinions
33 11|          gentle tact and by general principles that this is so, and that
34 12|          God sees the minds (ruling principles) of all men bared of the~
35 12|           Contemplate the formative principles (forms) of things bare of
36 12|           In the application of thy principles thou must be like the~pancratiast,
37 12|           in his mind.~ These three principles thou must have in readiness.