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 1 pIII,   27|  greater gifts of nature, the ~universe finds its qualities in man.
 2 pIII,   27|       in man. Hear how in this universe, as in a great city, order
 3 pIII,   27|    dwelling in a suburb of the universe, does not refuse obedience
 4 pIII,   28|      shown the likeness of the universe. For just as in the universe
 5 pIII,   28|   universe. For just as in the universe the boon of the sun's heat
 6 pIII,   28|    moon in the workings of the universe is the mother of many humors,
 7 pIII,   28| addition to these, see how the universe changes its appearance with
 8 mIV,   32 |     bond and firm chain of the universe, jewel of earth, mirror
 9 mIV,   32 |   world! Thou who, guiding the universe with thy reins, dost join
10 mIV,   33 |      as to the mistress of the universe, each thing pays its tribute;
11 pIV,   40 |     the sole unity of God, the universe declares it, faith believes
12 pIV,   43 |  everlasting foundation of the universe, like a splendid world's