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 1 2 |          time is a point, and the substance is in a flux,~and the perception
 2 3 |           of a thing~it is in its substance, in its nudity, in its complete
 3 4 |          living being, having one~substance and one soul; and observe
 4 5 |           constant a flux both of substance and of time, and of~motion
 5 5 |           which are produced. For~substance is like a river in a continual
 6 5 |            Think of the universal substance, of which thou hast a very
 7 5 |         reason which pervades all substance~and through all time by
 8 6 |                   BOOK SIX~ ~ THE substance of the universe is obedient
 9 6 |          to vapour, if indeed all substance is one, or they will be
10 6 | conspiration and the unity of~the substance.~ Adapt thyself to the things
11 6 |      satisfied with the amount of substance which has been assigned
12 7 |      pervades all things, and one substance, and one law, one~common
13 7 |   material soon disappears in the substance of the whole;~and everything
14 7 |             Through the universal substance as through a furious torrent
15 7 |       nature out of the universal substance, as if it were~wax, now
16 7 |           seest, and out of their substance will make other things,
17 7 |       again other things from the substance of them, in order that the
18 7 |       view of all~time and of all substance, dost thou suppose it possible
19 7 |     observation: This~thou art in substance (reality), though in men'
20 8 |    according to its worth, times, substance, cause (form),~activity,
21 8 |         constitution? What is~its substance and material? And what its
22 8 |         that she requires neither substance from~without nor wants a
23 9 |          is here, that even every substance which is~somewhat dry, is
24 10|         thing, both what it~is in substance, and what place it has in
25 10|          of time and the whole of substance,~and consider that all individual
26 10|           individual things as to substance are a grain of~a fig, and