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 1 2 |        is preserved, as by the changes of the elements so by the~
 2 2 |      of the elements so by the~changes of things compounded of
 3 4 |      in mind how many of these~changes thou hast already witnessed.
 4 4 | receives them by reason of the changes of~these bodies into blood,
 5 5 |     where is the man~who never changes? Carry thy thoughts then
 6 5 |      for the mind converts and changes~every hindrance to its activity
 7 6 |      extinguished. Motions and changes are continually renewing
 8 7 |        constantly consider the changes of the elements~into one
 9 7 |  Consider the past; such great changes of political supremacies.
10 8 |      If it stays here,~it also changes here, and is dissolved into
11 8 |      old and to be~useless she changes into herself, and again
12 9 |    productive of beings and of~changes and of such like successions.~
13 9 |     many other differences and changes and~terminations, ask thyself,
14 9 |       if a man reflects on~the changes and transformations which
15 10|     fire or renewed by eternal changes. And do not imagine~that
16 10|        received the accretion, changes, not~that which thy mother
17 11|     consists, and~into what it changes, and what kind of a thing
18 11|       the dried grape, all are~changes, not into nothing, but into