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 1 1 |   ignorant persons, and~those who form opinions without consideration:
 2 4 |        that which is the cause of~form, the formal.~ Do not be
 3 4 |           Let this power~then not form such opinions, and all is
 4 6 |           thou dost venerate, but form a just opinion of the~source
 5 6 |         are of one kin and of one form.~ Frequently consider the
 6 6 |          have no natural power~to form our judgements.~ Accustom
 7 7 | co-ordinated, and they combine to form the same~universe (order).
 8 7 |         will~certainly be of like form, and it is not possible
 9 8 |          times, substance, cause (form),~activity, and incident.
10 8 |        what its causal nature (or form)?~And what is it doing in
11 8 |       movements of the senses, to form a just judgement of~plausible
12 9 |           into the quality of the form of an object, and detach
13 9 |          a thing of this peculiar form is~naturally made to endure.~
14 9 |   eternity have been done in like form, and will be~such to time
15 9 |         unsettles thee? Is~it the form of the thing? Look at it.
16 10|     dramas and stages of the same form,~whatever thou hast learned
17 11|           vacuum, and surveys its form,~and it extends itself into
18 11|          avoiding.~ The spherical form of the soul maintains its
19 12|        dividing them into matter, form~and purpose.~ What a power
20 12|          same things, sameness of form and shortness of duration.