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 1 2 |      every moment sent out and again sucked in.~The third then
 2 3 |       a desire for~eating. And again, figs, when they are quite
 3 4 |       also die very~soon; then again also they who have succeeded
 4 4 |       no~longer exists at all. Again, remove to the times of
 5 4 |        to the times of Trajan. Again, all~is the same. Their
 6 5 |        vine goes on to produce again the grapes in~season.- Must
 7 5 |       bast failed, return back again, and be content if the~greater
 8 5 |      of the universe, and that again will change into~another
 9 5 |     live well in a palace. And again,~consider that for whatever
10 6 |        a bird or of a pig; and again, that this Falernian is
11 7 |      thy power. Look at things~again as thou didst use to look
12 7 | extinguished that it cannot be again lighted up at all. Try~to
13 7 |    will make other things, and~again other things from the substance
14 8 |      the heroes of fables,~and again others have disappeared
15 8 |     some one~must be the last. Again here consider the death
16 8 |        that it is in thy power again to unite~thyself. God has
17 8 |      asunder, to come together again. But consider the~kindness
18 8 |      changes into herself, and again makes other new things~from
19 9 |     change for ever, and these again for ever. For if a man reflects
20 9 |         dust, bones, filth: or again, marble rocks, the~callosities
21 10|    thing from~such a material! Again, the child passes food down
22 10|     that they will be the same again. And~place before thy eyes
23 10|       changed will never exist again in the infinite~duration
24 11|       observe what it was,~and again, for what object the new
25 11|        is in our power to grow again to~that which is near to
26 11|        they remain there until again~the universal shall sound
27 12|        died should never exist again, but should be completely~