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 1 3 |       the influence of feelings akin to those of Theseus when
 2 5 |       which is nearest and most akin to it; you must allow the
 3 7 |     across unwritten discourses akin to ours, he should certainly
 4 7 |     movements wrestling is most akin to the military art, and
 5 7 |      And there are other things akin to these, in which there
 6 10|       and other primary motions akin to these; which again receive
 7 10|        is therein, is by nature akin to the movement and revolution
 8 10|     lathe, and is most entirely akin and similar to the circular
 9 10|   proportion, may be said to be akin to senselessness and folly?~
10 11| adulteration (which is a matter akin to this), and when they
11 12|       of these and other things akin to these we have indeed
12 12| admirable law possessing a name akin to mind (nous, nomos). And