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1   I, 1|            1~ALL men by nature desire to know. An indication of
2  IX, 3|     are objects of thought and desire, but not that they are moved;
3  IX, 5|       decides; I mean by this, desire or will. For whichever of
4 XII, 5|        and body, or reason and desire and body.~And in yet another
5 XII, 7|   actuality. And the object of desire and the object of thought
6 XII, 7|         The primary objects of desire and of thought are the same.
7 XII, 7|   object of rational wish. But desire is consequent on opinion
8 XII, 7| opinion rather than opinion on desire; for the thinking is the