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 1 1 |           the examination of that cause by which these things are
 2 4 |     causes, but only through some cause which is one and the same,
 3 4 |        one and the same, that one cause, through which they are
 4 6 |          the help of any external cause, yet it does not exist through
 5 6 |      great good, since it was the cause of good. But no good can
 6 8 |       created, that source is the cause of what is created from
 7 8 |           and, necessarily, every cause affords some assistance
 8 8 |         this very nothing was the cause of what was created from
 9 8 |          man is afflicted without cause, that he is afflicted "over
10 11|     source, but as first and sole cause, could suffice the Artificer
11 11|         nor sole, nor sufficient, cause for the inception of the
12 25|       undergone such accidents as cause mutation, yet it does not
13 28|           in accordance with some cause, have at some time been,
14 28|         to exist through a higher cause, and neither simply, nor
15 42|           the first and principal cause of offspring is always in
16 42|      father. For, if the maternal cause is ever in some way preceded
17 42| generation of offspring, no other cause is associated, and which
18 56|        fire, or any effect of its cause.~On this ground, then, love,