Metre/Prose,  page

 1 mI,    3 |      He is both predicate and subject, he becomes likewise of
 2 pI,    9 |       stones, though not held subject to the diadem itself by
 3 pI,   13 |     the offspring, though the subject of so great a boon, yet
 4 pIV,   34|       law of their being held subject to my laws, and ought to
 5 pIV,   38|  their conclusions the law of subject and the law of predicate
 6 pIV,   38|     who have the place of the subject, have not learned how to
 7 pIV,   38|    the proper addition of the subject's end. Others scorning to
 8 pIV,   42|       molded I to ugliness of subject. But in the coming theme,
 9 pIV,   46|    this representation of the subject, as I have determined it,
10 pIV,   46|   this be the conception of a subject unknown this theory be given
11 mV,   48 |   Caunus. So also Myrrha, too subject to her sire, was a parent
12 pV,   50 |      in touching on the ~ ./. subject before, I appointed Venus
13 pV,   53 |       the minor should be the subject, and be bound by its laws.
14 pV,   53 | predicate should cling to the subject, not in the manner of true
15 pV,   53 |     the fleshly connection of subject 3 and predicate. It was
16 pV,   54 |       more humble step of the subject demands, and what the loftier
17 pV,   54 | predicate from its protesting subject into something wholly foreign,