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 1 2 |     how man comes near to the deity, and by what part of him,
 2 3 |       one is~intelligence and deity; the other is earth and
 3 3 |       the gods, using~too the deity which is planted within
 4 3 |  things. And further, let the deity which~is in thee be the
 5 3 | appears to be better than~the deity which is planted in thee,
 6 6 |    not easy even to~imagine a deity without forethought; and
 7 7 |      must intrust~them to the deity and believe what the women
 8 12|   thus too he is moved by the deity who is moved in the same~
 9 12|      the same~manner with the deity and moved towards the same
10 12|       and is an efflux of the deity;~and forgotten this, that
11 12|       very soul came from the deity; forgotten this,~that everything