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1 4 |        things are the cooperating~causes of all things which exist;
2 5 |            so out of all existing~causes necessity (destiny) is made
3 5 |  originally from the most ancient causes spun with thy destiny; and
4 5 |     either of the parts or of the causes.~And thou dost cut off,
5 5 |          constant change, and the causes work in infinite~varieties;
6 6 |          bitten by mad~dogs water causes fear; and to little children
7 8 | acquainted with~things, and their causes (forms), and their matter,
8 8 |         pleasure and pain and the causes of each, and with respect
9 10|            and the implication of causes was from eternity spinning