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 1 4 |      And has the place a fair proportion of hill, and plain, and
 2 5 |  inequality, which will be in proportion to his wealth, he will receive
 3 6 |      the inferior less and in proportion to the nature of each; and,
 4 6 |   less less; and to either in proportion to their respective measure
 5 6 |       a mina, and in the same proportion as the census of each decreases:
 6 6 |     the entire matter, but in proportion as woman’s nature is inferior
 7 8 |  divisions) be divided in due proportion into three parts; one part
 8 10|      and smaller in a certain proportion. Here is a wonder which
 9 10| swiftness and slowness in due proportion to larger and lesser circles. “
10 10|    same, and according to one proportion and order, and are like
11 10|      according to any rule or proportion, may be said to be akin
12 10|     to human workmen, who, in proportion to their skill, finish and