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 1 1 |        is not one thing in one instance, and another in another.~
 2 1 |        some utility -- as, for instance, safety is called good,
 3 1 | honorable character -- as, for instance, beauty is reckoned to be
 4 2 |     more worthy, --wisdom, for instance. And since there can be
 5 5 | derives existence from it. For instance, what derives existence
 6 10|       sounds , the vowel a for instance -- with the exception of
 7 15|        to be gold -- lead, for instance. For though both, namely,
 8 25|    accident -- all colors, for instance -- while others are known
 9 25|         certain relations, for instance. For it is certain that
10 39|       a parent. -- We say, for instance, that the hair is born of
11 78|       as if he should say, for instance, that this wonderful Trinity