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1   I, 12 |  what the Reason is and what passion is, and how many forms of
2   I, 12 |    is, and how many forms of passion there are, and whether the
3   I, 21 | course of his feelings, is a passion in which are blended both
4  IV, 142|    appearing to be slaves to passion in consequence of the weakness
5  VI, 247|  right Reason's mastery over passion with these men who shrank
6  VI, 257|            29 After this our passion, Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob
7  VI, 261|    but also to conquer their passion of brotherly affection for
8  VI, 272|    around the nestlings in a passion of love, calling to them
9 VII, 292|     man's strength under her passion of suffering, and exalted