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 1 2 |          participates in the same intelligence and the same portion~of
 2 3 |          superior: for the one is~intelligence and deity; the other is
 3 3 |           preferred to everything~intelligence and daemon and the worship
 4 3 |           of vision.~ Body, soul, intelligence: to the body belong sensations,
 5 3 |        the soul~appetites, to the intelligence principles. To receive the~
 6 3 |           a Nero: and to have the intelligence that guides to the~things
 7 4 |         received~into the seminal intelligence of the universe, and in
 8 5 |           and social animal.~ The intelligence of the universe is social.
 9 6 |          thee is in conformity to~intelligence. And thus also in the universe
10 6 |           it are in conformity to intelligence.~ Whatever of the things
11 7 |           in it the expression of intelligence and propriety, that~ought
12 7 |        does it make the governing intelligence worse,~for it does not damage
13 7 |        for it does not damage the intelligence either so far as the~intelligence
14 7 | intelligence either so far as the~intelligence is rational or so far as
15 7 |     Nature has not so mingled the intelligence with the composition of~
16 8 |       which is a~hindrance to the intelligence is an evil to the intelligent
17 8 |       surrounds thee, but let thy intelligence also now be in harmony with~
18 8 |        now be in harmony with~the intelligence which embraces all things.
19 9 |          And either the universal intelligence puts itself~in motion for
20 10|          in the~way are many. But intelligence and reason are able to go
21 12|         part alone he touches the intelligence only which has flowed and~
22 12|           a~little breath (life), intelligence. Of these the first two
23 12|          thyself a certain ruling intelligence. And even~if the tempest
24 12|          everything else; for the intelligence at least it~will not carry
25 12|      little blood~or seed, but of intelligence. And thou hast forgotten
26 12|        this too, that~every man's intelligence is a god, and is an efflux