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 1 1 |      good, and yet they are a source of evil in civil troubles;
 2 1 |   savage nature, which is the source of ten thousand acts of
 3 5 |   these things is apt to be a source of hatreds and divisions
 4 5 |     of self is in reality the source to each man of all offences;
 5 5 |        for these are always a source of dangerous contention,
 6 6 |       little, however, is the source of the greatest good to
 7 7 |     and abundant exercise the source endless evils in the body?~
 8 8 | conquering them, would be the source of ten thousand blessings.
 9 9 |       ignorance, which is the source of lighter offences, and
10 9 |      the legislator to be the source of great and monstrous times,
11 9 |     is the chiefest cause and source of the worst trials for
12 10|   been, and will ever be, the source of all the aforesaid evils.
13 10|        we have discovered the source of this vain opinion of
14 10|       clearly shown to be the source of change and motion in
15 10|    not; the soul as being the source of motion, has been most